C
Court
I'm on Outlook 2002, with SP1 & 2 installed, in an XP Pro
environment. I have four POP3 e-mail addresses set up in
Outlook, of which three are aliases and point to the
fourth's actual e-mail address. All three of the aliases
have had the "Receive mail items" unchecked in the "Send
Receive Settings" for accounts and have turned off all
but one for the "Send Receive Group". The primary "real"
e-mail address has "Receive mail items" checked.
I still continue to periodically get "Enter Network
Password" messages. E-mails still come and go, so it
doesn't really hinder the actual send/receive, but it's
irritating as hell. Does anyone know how to stop this?
environment. I have four POP3 e-mail addresses set up in
Outlook, of which three are aliases and point to the
fourth's actual e-mail address. All three of the aliases
have had the "Receive mail items" unchecked in the "Send
Receive Settings" for accounts and have turned off all
but one for the "Send Receive Group". The primary "real"
e-mail address has "Receive mail items" checked.
I still continue to periodically get "Enter Network
Password" messages. E-mails still come and go, so it
doesn't really hinder the actual send/receive, but it's
irritating as hell. Does anyone know how to stop this?