Hi, I just upgraded to Outlook 2002. I setup my Internet email (POP3/SMTP) account. I connect through my phone line, so I chose the appropriate option. This email account works. I am able to both send and receive email for this account in Outlook. I just have one headache... Normally, I am not connected to the Internet. If I want to send an email, I start Outlook offline. I type the email and click "Send" to put it in the outbox. Under Outlook 2000, if I looked at it in the Outbox it would be displayed in italics. When I wanted to actually send the email, I would establish my dial-up connection manually, click Send/Receive and it would get sent. Now, under Outlook 2002, I do the same thing, but when I am offline and click "Send" to put the email in the outbox, it is not displayed in italics. If I establish my connection and click Send/Receive, it doesn't get sent. I have to double-click the email in the Outbox to open it back up, and then click "Send" again. It goes back into the outbox, and this time it is displayed in italics. Now, if I click Send/Receive, it does get sent. This isn't a big problem, but if anyone has an idea what is going on, I would appreciate it. Thanks, Paul