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Ted \(Oak Avenue United Church\)
Thanks Milly, you're a life saver. It now works. You'll
have to excuse my ignorance. But I've never set up Office
Outlook before. (But it would probably have been much
easier if the church secretary hadn't tried setting it up
herself, she's a million miles ahead of me at using
programs, but not at setting them up.) Thanks again.
Ted Morton
Under control panel, open the mail icon. On the e-mail
account button,
click on it. Select to View or Change your mail
settings. On the next
page, highlight the Exchange service and Delete it.
Then go back and use the Add to add your Internet Mail
service.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact. Due to
the SWEN virus, all mail sent to my personal account will
be deleted
without reading.
After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer,
Ted (Oak Avenue
United Church) asked:
| Tried a reply yesterday, but maybe it got buried. Re
| posting. (Original message Jan. 23, 4:32 p.m.)
|
| Thanks Milly. I don't have an Exchange Server, but this
| office computer is running through a router using DHCP to
| get an internal address, but I didn't think that should
| make any difference. ?? I did try putting in our ISP
| info as pop3.infoserve.net (that's what they require for
| incoming) and that didn't work so tried
| mail.infoserve.net (for outgoing) and it didn't either.
| But this is (I believe) the first start up (still) and
| the display window comes up asking for the 'Microsoft
| Exchange server:' (which is above the box that has the
| missing field) and another box below is has 'Owner' in it
| and above it 'Mailbox'. But it doesn't matter what you
| try, cancel, etc., Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 won't
| start.
|| -----Original Message-----
|| Do you have an Exchange Server? If not, remove that
service and put
|| in your ISP information using POP3 service, not
Exchange.
||
|| --
|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact. Due to
|| the SWEN virus, all mail sent to my personal account
will be deleted
|| without reading.
||
|| After searching google.groups.com and finding no
answer, Ted (Oak
|| Avenue United Church) asked:
||
||| On a new Emachine running Windows XP, our secretary
||| replaced the name for the "Microsoft Explorer server",
||| which comes up on initial startup, in Office 2003
||| Outlook, with the name for our ISP and now you can't
open
||| it at all. Displays message: "The connection to the
||| Microsoft Exchane Server is unavailable." But the
||| internet and email are working properly. Anyone know
the
||| correct name for the "Microsoft Explorer server" for
||| Office Outlook 2003. TIA. Ted Morton, Oak Avenue
United
||| Church.
have to excuse my ignorance. But I've never set up Office
Outlook before. (But it would probably have been much
easier if the church secretary hadn't tried setting it up
herself, she's a million miles ahead of me at using
programs, but not at setting them up.) Thanks again.
Ted Morton
Under control panel, open the mail icon. On the e-mail
account button,
click on it. Select to View or Change your mail
settings. On the next
page, highlight the Exchange service and Delete it.
Then go back and use the Add to add your Internet Mail
service.
--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact. Due to
the SWEN virus, all mail sent to my personal account will
be deleted
without reading.
After searching google.groups.com and finding no answer,
Ted (Oak Avenue
United Church) asked:
| Tried a reply yesterday, but maybe it got buried. Re
| posting. (Original message Jan. 23, 4:32 p.m.)
|
| Thanks Milly. I don't have an Exchange Server, but this
| office computer is running through a router using DHCP to
| get an internal address, but I didn't think that should
| make any difference. ?? I did try putting in our ISP
| info as pop3.infoserve.net (that's what they require for
| incoming) and that didn't work so tried
| mail.infoserve.net (for outgoing) and it didn't either.
| But this is (I believe) the first start up (still) and
| the display window comes up asking for the 'Microsoft
| Exchange server:' (which is above the box that has the
| missing field) and another box below is has 'Owner' in it
| and above it 'Mailbox'. But it doesn't matter what you
| try, cancel, etc., Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 won't
| start.
|| -----Original Message-----
|| Do you have an Exchange Server? If not, remove that
service and put
|| in your ISP information using POP3 service, not
Exchange.
||
|| --
|| Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
||
|| Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion
intact. Due to
|| the SWEN virus, all mail sent to my personal account
will be deleted
|| without reading.
||
|| After searching google.groups.com and finding no
answer, Ted (Oak
|| Avenue United Church) asked:
||
||| On a new Emachine running Windows XP, our secretary
||| replaced the name for the "Microsoft Explorer server",
||| which comes up on initial startup, in Office 2003
||| Outlook, with the name for our ISP and now you can't
open
||| it at all. Displays message: "The connection to the
||| Microsoft Exchane Server is unavailable." But the
||| internet and email are working properly. Anyone know
the
||| correct name for the "Microsoft Explorer server" for
||| Office Outlook 2003. TIA. Ted Morton, Oak Avenue
United
||| Church.