I use a Mac at work, but I have a pc at home.  is this why i cant access my entourage e-mail account?
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Your work account may not be set up to be accessible from home. Check with your company's technical support people (helpdesk is a good place to start).  If they allow you to check email from home, they will either give you a web address to go to and read it over the web, or instructions for connecting to it at home. The software you use to read email is not as important as the way the server that holds the email is set up--- I'm an email engineer and I have many users who use Outlook/pc at home and Mac/Entourage at the office (or the reverse) and they can see everything from everywhere.
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Sorry Ben, but without an alternate e-mail addresses they can't send you your password. However, just go and create another hotmail, yahoo, G-Mail or whatever account and then use that for your alternate address.\n\nIt is important to have an alternate address anyway. For many reasons. If one mail server goes down, you can send an e-mail to your family and friends tellling them to temprarily use the alternate instead of your usual address. It is also good to have it for your business needs. if you have downloaded a program it is good to have an alternate address just in case something happens to your other account. \n\nAnyway goodluck retreaving your password. But the only way is to provide an alternate address. Sorry Ben!
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I really can't answer that question because i have the exact same problem with outlook express on my computer. the best advice i can give is to get an email account through somewhere else. Outlook express sucks. lol
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You can't grant a specific "computer" access to the folder, only users.\n\nAs the previous answer mentioned, you can create a user on that specific computer and give that user access to the share, there will be downsides, if that user ever logs off that computer and another logs on, the new user won't have access. Also, if that special user logs onto a third PC, that third PC will also have access.\n\nIf you don't need the PC for anything else, what I'd recommend is to create a special user account on the PC running the program, give it a password that only you know. Give that user account access to the share, run the program, and lock the computer. Noone will know the password to unlock the PC or log onto another PC with it.\n\nThat's about your only option.
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Your host needs to give you pop3 mail access. That's what I use so I have my e-mail julia@mydomain.com and I go to my domain to check it. It's not a forwarder. Some companies charge for pop3 access, others don't, so just contact your domain host and they'll tell you what you need.
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You don't need VPN or any sort of other software to get your outlook mail at home.\n\nWhile at work and in Outlook, click <tools>, <options>, <Accounts>......   Select you (your e-mail account) by double clicking.  Next select edit or view existing....   (not sure exactly but there are only two choices, select view existing).  Open the <Advanced> tab and look for a place to put a check mark that says "leave a copy of my e-mail on the server".\n\nNow you can use web mail to access your mail from home, if you know how.  If not just ask at work for the URL to get your mail at home.  \n\nIt's like if you had outlook at home, but your ISP is AOL,...  Well, every time you click your Outlook icon, it pulls your AOL e-mail into Outlook.  Once that is done you cannot go to www.aol.com and see your mail anymore because you would have, in this example, downloaded it into Outlook.  But if you had your outlook at home configured the way I told you above (check mark in the leave a copy on server box) you would be able to see your mail both ways and from anywhere in the world :)\n\nE-mail directly if this is confusing, it's a really simple concept, very easily accomplished...\ntherapetandy@yahoo.com
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yes you can, just log in as normal...\nany mail account from any provider can be accessed from any were in the net in any comp...
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Is this a home computer?  Then you need to long on as another account and change your account to be an administrator.\n\nIf this is a company computer, which I suspect, cal your help-desk and discuss this issue with them.  There is probably a reason you are not allowed to delete your IE history.  They can also put you in contact with the system administrator.
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Your employer has restricted your access so that you cannot change it - just ring the help desk and explain the problem to them.  They should be able to reset it for you - its no big deal.
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umm.. i don't think you can myfriend.  Reason #4532 why not to get a MAC! :-)
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You need to pay either one to have POP mail access.... only then can you put it in outlook
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I believe you are on an impossible task.  You can however, obtain the MAC address (Ethernet card) with the following command:   arp -a ipaddress\n\n-KOZ\nYES-Team Computer Repair \nComplete PC - Network - IT support \nQuality + Results equal Excellence \nwww.yes-team.com \nPhoenix, Arizona Computer Repair + USA Technical Support
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that seems to me that every other user has an administrative account and u donnot have an administrative account..now in ur office r u working on a domain(with servers and stuff) or its just a workgroup(small company).there are restrictions placed on the user account by the system administrators..tats the reason u r not able to download it..ask someone alse to login as himself/herself and download it for u..but i am not sure u would be able to run it even after u have asked someone alse to download it for u..bcz of restrictions on ur account..\ncheers
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Greetings:  You have to enable the outlook option in the Exchange server and create your users.  Use the Outlook Software CD which came with the Exchage server.  Then you enable the workstation.  Its little complicated on the server side but easy on the workstation side.  good luck
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You can inside a virtual machine, Parallels for Mac is supposed to be pretty good.\n\nYou can read about it at http://www.parallels.com/ and virtual machines at http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_machine
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Depends if you're Mac or PC.  I have to remember 2 ways as I use Mac at work (Cmd-p) and PC at home (Ctrl-p).\n\nQuick keys can be a pain sometimes - lol
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to find your mac address on a pc running windows...\ngo to the command line and type "ipconfig/all"