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Christine
Hi all!
I and 2 of my friends/clients have a clean install and SP1
of O2003.
All three of us have 2 or more email accounts with which we
work.
All of us are experiencing the fact that 9 times out of 10
Outlook will only send/receive mail our mail if we choose
each account individually. The 10th time comes all too
frequently, where nothing sends or downloads.
If we hit the general send/receive, the server is
"unavailable," it claims the server doesn't recognize our
log-in, or worse, there is no error message at all.
The new computer, Dell installed, Mcafee firewall settings
are allow Outlook incoming/outgoing access, as does the
WinXP firewall. Oh - We can send/receive fine with OE, but
I won't let anyone use that. Or, better, I recommend
strongly that they not and if they do don't come screaming
to me when they have virus and spyware trouble. I digress.
The closest I can come to this in the KB is BUG: You cannot
send and receive Internet e-mail messages in Outlook 2003,
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;817964
which is TOTALLY unhelpful, as it simply indicates
Microsoft has "confirmed that this is bug." Well, thank
you very much.
Anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks,
Christine
WinXP Pro, SP1.
Outlook user and Exchange Admin since its inception as
Windows Messaging in '95.
I and 2 of my friends/clients have a clean install and SP1
of O2003.
All three of us have 2 or more email accounts with which we
work.
All of us are experiencing the fact that 9 times out of 10
Outlook will only send/receive mail our mail if we choose
each account individually. The 10th time comes all too
frequently, where nothing sends or downloads.
If we hit the general send/receive, the server is
"unavailable," it claims the server doesn't recognize our
log-in, or worse, there is no error message at all.
The new computer, Dell installed, Mcafee firewall settings
are allow Outlook incoming/outgoing access, as does the
WinXP firewall. Oh - We can send/receive fine with OE, but
I won't let anyone use that. Or, better, I recommend
strongly that they not and if they do don't come screaming
to me when they have virus and spyware trouble. I digress.
The closest I can come to this in the KB is BUG: You cannot
send and receive Internet e-mail messages in Outlook 2003,
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;817964
which is TOTALLY unhelpful, as it simply indicates
Microsoft has "confirmed that this is bug." Well, thank
you very much.
Anyone have any experience with this?
Thanks,
Christine
WinXP Pro, SP1.
Outlook user and Exchange Admin since its inception as
Windows Messaging in '95.