Thanks Craig, I do also have 2 hotmail accounts with a pop 3 email account. Regards, Alexis
When I send one email Outlook indicates that I am sending 3 em
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Error message received when trying to send mail through Word 2003: >>Word could not load the e-mail envelope. This could be caused by a network connection problem or a problem with your Office installation. We are using Windows XP on SBS 2003 Prem & Office 2003 and it worked okay before upgrading to 2003 The knowledge base answer I found says: ............... >>To work around this problem, use one of the following methods: Start Outlook 2003 before you try to send an e-mail message from Word 2003. ...... it already is open ......... ! Do not use the Outlook COM add-in or the VBA code that is causing the message box to appear when Outlook 2003 starts. .........So - how do I not use Outlook COM add-in or the VBA code ? Any links to information on "How to " or step by step idiot-proof guides much appreciated ......... -- SusieT - 2. Transforming from MS Outlook to Outlook Express
Is there any way (or tool) to transform the EML or DBX files from Outlook Express to the MSG ones used by MS Outlook? - 3. How do I send an email invite so I can see the list of bcc rec
No, I can't see the BCC recipients when I open up the email in my sent items . The Bcc line doesn't even show, but it did when I was composing the email. In the actions menu, Bcc is dim. If I click REPLY, the new email window DOES have the Bcc address line. MS Office Word 2003 is managing my Outlook email. But the help page says if it was not & I tried to email a document created in Word, it would not show the Bcc line. I have to figure this out for the future. For now, I guess I'll have to select all 80 of the recipients AGAIN, but from the TO: line vs the Bcc line. "Noel All" wrote: > If you open up the email in your sent items can you see the BCC recipients, > once open you could select the Actions menu and resend the email. > "stoni" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message > news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... > >I thought that if I addressed it to myself and listed the recipients in the > > Bcc area, the email I received would show them. > > > > > > My copy didn't AND what's worse, I'm hearing that no one received it. > > > > I really HAVE to get it re-sent ASAP, but cannot figure this out using > > HELP. > > > > Hope you can advise me. (:>) > > > > > > > - 4. Office 2003 Abort Loop when inserting signatures
We have Outlook 2003 on 19 computers. On one of these computers we are having a problem when trying to insert a signature. It comes up with the error "Microsoft Outlook has encountered a problem and needs to close". You then get the microsft error screen "Send" or "Don't Send". We have always chosen not to send but in desperation a few weeks ago after having had enough we actually pushed "Send". We have tried repairing/reinstall and have also tried a complete uninstall, reboot and new install. Our IT guys have now suggested that the only thing left is a reformat of the computer. Surely we don't have to go to this extreme. Everything else seems to work fine and the problem only happens when you try to insert a signature. The Error Signature details are: AppName: outlook.exe AppVer: 11.0.6353.0 AppStamp: 408f2937 ModName: user32.dll ModVer: 5.1.2600.2622 ModStamp: 42260159 Debug: 0 Offset: 000529a6 Has anyone got any suggestions as a complete reformat seems rather extreme - I think I would rather not insert signatures. - 5. I have invisible items in my outbox
I have 2 messages that outlook tries to send, but only one that I can see
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by YWxleGlz » Tue, 25 Sep 2007 04:48:01 GMT
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I can't figure out why Outlook 2007 indicates that I am sending 3 emails when I am only sending 1. Where are the other two going? What are the other 2 emails? How can I fix this? Thanks, Alexis
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I have been using Outlook 2007 for email for about a year. For the last week or so, I've gotten reports that my emails have not been received. I've tested by sending an email to myself - no success. Problem is, there are no error messages, so I assume everything has gone through just fine. The emails show up in the sent file. (I use Comcast, but they say it's an Outlook problem.) Can anybody help me?
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lolol! I love it Betsy! That is a really great/funny stat! Sandy "betsy" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in message news: XXXX@XXXXX.COM ... Dancing Music There's no such thing as a bad STATIONERY, only good ones and great ones... Nonfattening and they don't cause cancer or cavities. All natural with no preservatives, artificial ingredients or pesticide residue... Cholesterol-free, naturally sweet, 100% wholesome and they are a completely renewable resource. Easy to care for, they don't require batteries, tune-ups, or x-rays... Nontaxable, fully returnable and energy efficient...Safe in all kinds of weather... In fact, especially good for cold and rainy days and... Exceptionally effective in treating problems like bad dreams or Monday blues. Never wait until tomorrow to send someone a STATIONERY today, because when you give one, you get one right back your way! A STATIONERY for you, Nancy (text snagged from M_M_then rearranged by me)
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5.Outlook email: Time stamps of outgoing ("Sent") em ail
This query concerns time stamping of outgoing ("Sent")
email by Outlook. In particular, my interest is to
understand the following:
A) Is there any possibility for a Sent time stamp to be
modified in the process of being displayed on a recipient's
computer? In other words, can the Sent stamp be modified
according to whatever clock is recipient's machine set on?
For example, in the circumstances when a sender's computer
clock is set on London (UK) time and recipient's computer
clock is set on EST time (the difference being 5 hours),
can an email time stamped as Sent on 1:00 PM be displayed
on the recipient's computer as Sent on 8:00 AM?
B) Is there any possibility for a Sent time stamp to be
modified en route to recipient?
I am asking this to get clarity on two documents that have
been shown to me as part of evidence for a civil case. The
two documents in question are printouts of Outlook emails.
Both of these printouts contain an identical email message
embedded within a series of emails. Crucially, however, the
identical message differs in the Sent time stamp. On one
printout the message bears the markings "Sent: Tuesday, 30
January 2001 1:01 PM", but on the other the markings are
"Tue 1/30/2001 8:00 AM". If these printouts were genuine,
it would mean that Sent time stamps are (or at minimum can
be) modified depending on setting of the recipient's
computer clock. There is, however, always a possibility
that the printouts were manipulated. In the circumstances
that the time stamps would serve to substantiate a material
point of evidence, an incentive to manipulate would be
present. The question is whether the incentive was acted on
and the time stamp were manipulated or whether the
disparity in the time stamps can be explained and therefore
the evidence can be genuine.
Copies of the two printouts can be made available upon
request (and sent as image attachments).
Thank you.
Roman Bachnak
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