Can I recieve my emails through outlook on two different computers? If so, how do I transfer already recieved mail and sent mail folders from one computer to another?
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Yes.  On the main PC set up the email account as usual.  On the secondary PC, set up the account so that all emails remain on the server until downloaded by the primary PC.
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set up outlook's smtp servers to yahoo's. that will allow outgoing mail to be sent through your yahoo account.\n\nmuch better though is not to use outlook at all and copy the link to the "to:" field of your regular email program by right-clicking on it. you have to delete the "emailto:" header.
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Outlook blocks specific attachments... the best way to prevent this is have the files sent as a zip file.  Also make sure that your ISP does not limit your attachment size.  (Sometimes ISP's will remove the file if it is bigger than what they allow.)  I have attached a link to Microsoft that give the instructions on changing it.  (To be safe I would do the .zip files)
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You must first export them from your system at work.  This may not be allowed. You don't state what email system is in place at work so the answer could be different. If it is M/S outlook at work, go to Contacts and select import/export on the file pulldown.  Follow the directions.  You should use DOS comma delimited file output.  Attach the file to an email you create and send it to your home system.\n\nGo to Contacts in Outlook at home and use the File pulldown to do an import using the DOs comma delimited file format.
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Go to your Hotmail account in your web browser and look around in their help files. They'll walk you through setting up a mail client like Outlook.\n\nHowever, you HAVE to have a VERY old account to do this with. Hotmail recently made it so that you CAN'T get emails from Outlook with newer accounts at all. If your account is too young, then you can't do it at all, unless you get a paid account.
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It depends on what email software you are using.  If you are using Microsoft outlook you can archive all old emails and import them again if you need them.  If you are using yahoo you can save them in their own folders and refer back to them when you need them.  I do this with personal emails that I want to keep or anything important like passwords for future.
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Have a look on the link below - i haven't used Outlook for some time, but I would imagine the "import/export" tool would be the best way to go. Other than that it might just be better to create a new compatible folder.\n\nJust keep in mind that Office 2007 is just around the corner, and a lot of work has gone into making things much more backwards and forward compatible - might be worth your while taking a look if you are running multiple platforms/versions
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You can't download your e-mail to both computers.  You can set both programs to save a copy of your e-mail on your server so you can receive mail on both computers, but your best bet is to just pick one and stick with it, or else use Yahoo mail so you can check it anywhere.
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What e-mail client are you using? Outlook? Yahoo Mail? Hotmail?
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The only thing you can do is to either forward them to another account, or upgrade to Mail Plus so that you can archeive and download emails to your desktop, into outlook. Another option is to go through each of the emails with attachments, and save them to your Yahoo! Briefcase. \n\nI feel for you but these are the only real ways when you have a free email account.   Hope this helps out.
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this is a really unknown trick, but try it anyway\n\nthis procedure is to be done on 1 machine only, i would suggest doing this on hers and using your machine as the master\n\nif you are using microsoft outlook go to Tools>Email Accounts. click on your main email account and click change. go to the 'More Settings' button and then the advanced tab. in there is a section saying 'leave a copy of the messages on the server'. that way when her machine connects it will leave the message with the ISP and when you connect, your wont leave it
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It is by using some email clients like Outlook, Thunderbird etc. You can also configure your outlook and do the same. I thnk now yahoo is also offering the same feature using photo mail.
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It won't work. You have to pay for the premium service to enable POP3, which is the protocol Outlook needs to be able to see your emails.
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well,we do have a serious problem in hand.\nFirst it would had been better if u could let us know if you are using a cline softwar like (outlook)etc,Or u r direct;ly accessing it form the web server.\n\nIf it is the client software then please check the error message .If no error message come up.Then try to create another account on the outlook if u r using one.\n\nIf u r working on the webserver then check with the yahoo tech support if they have any outages on the server for your email or not .
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I do not believe you can send a message through outlook when it is offline.  Be it SMS or otherwise it's still an email if it goes through outlook, need to be online.
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Honey, there are several mail client, that have 'Read receipt' and 'Delivery reciept'. But since mails work on something called an Exchange Server, with different companies using different Exchange servers, it is very difficult to one Exchange server to get a Read reciept from a Different Exchange Server. \nHears how it works, its like a long piece of thread that goes to the other persons mailbox, the moment, it is read, it will relay information back to the sender that the mail has been read and the thread will be invisibly cut. If however you ask for a 'Delivery', 'Read' and a 'Delete' Receipt, then your mail will have 3 threads. One for each receipt.\nAOL, Outlook, Eudora, Yahoo, Gmail, Hotmail, and nearly every Mail client worth its salt have it.\nThe catch. You will need to send the mail within the same client.\nFor instance you will get a delivery, read and delete notification, if you are sending from an AOL address to a AOL Address, and likewise with other clients.\nInter Server receipts are very expensive and come only with one or two custom emails service providers and both of them serve the super rich.\nSo there you go..\nTa
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You cannot do this with Outlook.  You will need another mail manager.  I use MailList Controller ( http://www.arclab.com/ ) and HIGHLY recommend it.\n\nUpdate:  The people below me did not read the complete question.  No, you cannot do this with Outlook!