Outlook V QuickBooks

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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
for email in the first place?

Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates PDFs) and
this is very handy.
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
for email in the first place?

Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates PDFs) and
this is very handy.
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
for email in the first place?

Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates PDFs) and
this is very handy.
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
for email in the first place?

Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates PDFs) and
this is very handy.
 
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Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
for email in the first place?

Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates PDFs) and
this is very handy.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
for email in the first place?

Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates PDFs) and
this is very handy.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
for email in the first place?

Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates PDFs) and
this is very handy.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
for email in the first place?

Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates PDFs) and
this is very handy.
 
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Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
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Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
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Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
G

Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
G

Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
G

Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
G

Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
G

Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
G

Gordon

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange] wrote:
|| Gordon wrote:
||| Phill wrote:
||||| I have just recently started using Outlook 2003, I had no problems
||||| installing and setting up my internet connection. Since
||||| installing I cannot send e-mail from my QuickBooks program.There
||||| is no Send Button with Quicken. I have Outlook 2003 set as
||||| default, and can send and receive messages. I have tried going
||||| back to Outlook Express and then trying to send Quicken but I
||||| have the same problem. How do I configure the Send Button?
|||||
|||||
||||| --
||||| Phill
|||
||| QuickBooks is an accounting package - why would you want to use it
||| for email in the first place?
||
|| Because you can do stuff like send invoices via e-mail (it creates
|| PDFs) and this is very handy.

But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or Word.
Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 
L

Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]

Gordon said:
But surely that just uses your default email client - like Excel or
Word. Quicken in itself isn't an email client, surely?

No, but I'm talking about QuickBooks. It has this capability - doesn't use
your default mail client (it's an internal process wherein QB initiates a
browser w/in itself). I use it
all the time...it's very convenient.
 

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