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Brian Tillman
Ask in the BODY.
It means that whatever operation you were asking Outlook to do failed.
It means that whatever operation you were asking Outlook to do failed.
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What is the meaning of "operation failed" when using Outlook? Ho.
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Dandrus
Brian Tillman said:Ask in the BODY.
It means that whatever operation you were asking Outlook to do failed.
I think I understood that. I am asking Outlook to send and receive mail.
What should I be looking for to determine what has failed?
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Brian Tillman
Dandrus said:I think I understood that.
Well, non-specific questions tend to engender non-specific answers.
I am asking Outlook to send and receive
mail. What should I be looking for to determine what has failed?
What version of Outlook? What type of account? Any other text in the error
message? Anything in the Event logs?
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Dandrus
What type of account? I'm not sure what you are asking for unless youBrian Tillman said:Well, non-specific questions tend to engender non-specific answers.
What version of Outlook? What type of account? Any other text in the error
message? Anything in the Event logs?
asking me to indicate a POP account
No other text in the error message.
Where do I find the Event logs?
Thank you.
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Brian Tillman
Dandrus said:Version Outlook 2002
What type of account? I'm not sure what you are asking for unless you
asking me to indicate a POP account
Yes.
No other text in the error message.
Where do I find the Event logs?
Right-click My Computer and choose Manage. Expand System, then Event
Viewer. Click each of the event logs in turn to see if they contain any
information about the error.