I have set outlook 2000 upto access my on line email however it moves
everything from my web based email inbox to my outlook but doesnt leave a
copy on the webbased email and so when I go onto the my email account all the
emails have gone.

Has anyone ever seen this issue (I am using Outlook 2003):  I have an IMAP
account which receives a lot of spam.  I have my junk mail filter set to
Low, and I checked the box for "Permanently delete suspected junk instead of
moving to junk mail folder."

I've just converted to Office Outlook 2007 and am now getting consistent
error messages each time I open a profile (of which I have 2). I get the
message that "A data file did not close properly last time ..."
I've run repair on both pst files and the messages stopped briefly, but ...

I upgraded my workstation from WinXP Pro to Vista Ultimate.  I am running
Outlook 2003.
Since upgrading, I cannot open messages that were saved outside of Outlook
as *.msg files.  When I try to open the file, my Outlook tab flashes several

Received a computer with Windows Vista.  It also had the Microsoft Office
Suite 2003 - Word, Excel and Outlook.
First time I opened up each of these programs, the License Agreement form
came up and I clicked on "I agree".  Everything looked OK.

Does anyone know if you can print all the shared calendars in your calendar
view in Outlook 2003. It seems that you can only print one calendar at a
time.

I am using Outlook 2007, which receives E-mails from Microsoft Exchange
Server 2003.
We are sharing a common E-Mail Box.
If before I check my E-Mail, someone else has checked the E-Mails of today

I could not find an answer for that, and it seems pretty basic.
I have a company e-mail account. I have more than one e-mail address
(aliases) - e.g.:  peter@mydomain.com; sales@mydomain.com;
project12@mydomain.com

One of my subfolders in the folder list is missing. Maybe I deleted it by
mistake thinking I was deleting the email in the preview pane when the
folder was highlighted or something. Although I'm very careful but anyhow.
it doesn't appear in the deleted folder. How do I get it ...

A user had a web base application stop functionning on his laptop. I
narrowed the problem to the users profile but I couldn,t find the problem in
the profile so I copied it to another profile (using the tool in the
computers advanced properties). It took almost an houer, the ...

Okay, I'm completely baffeled by this one.  I have two Windows XP machines
(one desktop and one laptop), both with Service Pack 2 (and up to date), and
both have Outlook 2003 installed on them.  I've set them both up with the
exact same account with the exact same account ...

I have a longtime issue that for which I have never been able to find a solution.  My email "signatures"  appear just fine when they're at the bottom of a message I create (regardless of whether new, reply, or fwd).  But I notice that in most cases, when someone replys back to me ...

I'm using both 2003 and 2007 Outlook and Windows XP Pro. I have a particular
worksheet, in Excel, named DataSheet and I update this document daily to
retrieve new information. It is organized in a database format and a friend
is writing some code to select specific columns of ...

have run the Inbox Repair tool on what Outlook tells me is a damaged PST
file. I do not get an option to repair the file. I have moved the file so
that it is not available to Outlook but it still appears in the Mail pane as
a folder. I can't remove it. I would just like to get ...

We are making use of junk email filter by Exchange 2007 at Outlook 2007.
The workstations store emails at pst file, instead of Exchange server
mailbox.
however, we find the some junk mails go to mailbox at pst file and some junk