I had outlook and outlook express at work, how can I read my email thru either of these from home?
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First off what are you using at home to read email?\n\nLet's say you're using Yahoo Mail.  What you're going to have to do is open Yahoo Mail and go to Options, then click on Mail Addresses.  Now click on the button that says Add and it'll open another window, enter a nome for the account and press Continue.  On the next page enter the name you want people to see when you send an email and in the Email space, the name of your email address from work, hit continue.  Now on this page, you're going to need to know the name of the mail server, you can get this from your work email you're using in Outlook Express.  In Outlook Express go to Tools > Accounts.  Click on your email account and Click Properties and then Server.  What's listed next to incoming mail is the address you will use.  Copy and paste that inito the Mail Server box on the yahoo page, enter your username and password then click on Setup Mail Server.\nYou should now be able to retrieve your mail through Yahoo.
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go to internet explorer.\ngo to 'tools' and click properties\nclick the programs tab\nclick on 'email'\nchange it to outlook express.\nclick apply
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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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There is a fairly cheap product called high impact mail that works with outlook and oulook express that can do this for you. Takes only a few minutes to figuire out. You can search it on the web.
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http://www.Hotpop.com  even has free POP support so you can use Outlook.
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go into your programmes and click on outlook if you cannot access them this way then go to your providor and get info from them they will give you a password so you can get them off the internet instead of desktop.
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What method are you using to read your email?\nIf it's Outlook Express, I think I can suggest some changes you could make to your options that might be what you want.\nEven if it's not Outlook Express, if you tell us what you're using, someone should be able to help you.
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I think you can open oe, and go to file and import, I think there is and option for outlook
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It is possible only with MS outlook but not outlook express
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You should try Thunderbird!\n\nThunderbird is a free replacement to Outlook Express and it might solve your problem.\n\nAlso try the companion program to Thunderbird called Firefox.  It is a free browser that has better features than Internet Explorer.  It's more secure too.
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www.gmail.com is really cool as per your requirements. \n if you can configure your outlook to access gmail...then taht would be really cool....;-). choise is urs.
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You need to have the POP settings, and the SMTP settings for you e-mail server. You then place them into Outlook Express, and you'll be able to receive your e-mails from work, on your latptop.
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thunderbird :\n\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/thunderbird/\n\nI highly recomend that one ( If not then outlook )\n\nYou will need to configure pop3 or however your supposed to connect to your inbox etc
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If you use outlook express you can request a read receipt each time.  Another email service will tell you everytime when someone reads the email you get or not.  The link to the free version is below.
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It can be done (much easier than above)!\n\nUse Microsoft Outlook (NOT Outlook Express)!  You can build a rule which will print out either all of your email or some of it based on rules.\n\n1. Open Outlook and choose Tools and the Rules and Alerts (this is in Outlook 2003, in earlier versions its called the Rules Wizard).\n\n2. Choose to create a new rule and if necessary select to start from a blank rule.\n\n3. Select to check messages when they arrive.\n\n4. As the condition choose 'on this machine only'\n\n5. Go to the next screen and under action choose 'print it'\n\n\nYou can play around with a bit too with exlcusions, etc.
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in outlook express go help, if ur problem isn´t in ur offline help ccontent , microsoft can look for information online, if ur connected.
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its absoultly free read the following steps very carefully make sure u complete all steps........\n\n \n\nMicrosoft Outlook 2002 (XP) & 2003\n \nYahoo! Mail users can read their email in Outlook by subscribing to the Yahoo! Mail Plus service. This service allows you to use Outlook or another POP3 client to access and manage your Yahoo! Mail messages. \n\nIf you are a Mail Plus user, then follow the directions outlined below: \n\nTo configure your POP settings for Microsoft Outlook 2002 (sometimes referred to as Outlook XP) and 2003, follow these steps: \n\nFrom the Tools menu, select "Email Accounts." You may have to click the arrows. \nSelect the radio button next to "Add a new email account" and click the "Next" button. \nSelect the radio button next to "POP3" and click the "Next" button. \nEnter the following information: \nUser Information \n\nYour Name: Enter your name as you would like it to appear in the "From" field of your outgoing messages. \nEmail Address: Enter your full Yahoo! Mail address (for example, "user@yahoo.com"). \nServer Information \n\nIncoming mail server (POP3): \npop.mail.yahoo.com \n\nOutgoing mail server (SMTP): \nsmtp.mail.yahoo.com \n\nLogin Information \n\nUser Name: Enter your Yahoo! ID (your email address without the "@yahoo.com"). \nPassword: Enter your Yahoo! password. \nDo not check the box next to "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)." \nClick the "More Settings" box and select the "Outgoing Server" tab. \nCheck the box next to "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication." \nIf you would like to keep a copy of your email messages on the Yahoo! Mail server, select the "Advanced" tab. Check the box next to "Leave a copy of messages on the server." \nClick the "OK" button. \nClick the "Next" button on the Email Account Wizard, then click "Finished." \nImportant: The Yahoo! Mail SMTP server requires authentication. To turn this setting on, follow these steps: \n\nClick "Tools," then select "Email Accounts." \nSelect "View or change existing email accounts" and click "Next." \nSelect your Yahoo! Mail account and click the "Change" button on the right. \nClick the "More Settings..." button in the bottom-right corner of the Email Accounts window. \nIn the Internet Email Settings window, click the "Outgoing Server" tab. Ensure that the box is checked next to "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication." \nClick the "Advanced" tab and ensure that you have not selected "This server requires a secure connection (SSL)" under the incoming (POP3) or outgoing (SMTP) port settings. \nTo control deletion of messages from the Yahoo! Mail Server, follow these steps: \n\nFrom the Tools menu, choose "Email Accounts." \nSelect the radio button next to "Edit an existing account" and click the "Next" button. \nDouble-click the Yahoo! account. \nSelect the "Advanced" tab. \nIn the Delivery section at the bottom of the window, check "Leave a copy of messages on server" if you want to save your Yahoo! Mail messages on both the Yahoo! Mail server and on your local computer. If you want your messages to be deleted from the Yahoo! Mail server after you have received them in Outlook, do not check this box. \nIf your ISP blocks port 25 or if you're unable to send email, then you will need to use port 587 when sending via Yahoo!'s SMTP server. To make this change, please follow the directions below: \n\nFrom the "Tools" menu, select "E-mail Accounts" \nSelect "View or Change existing email accounts" and click on "Next" \nSelect your Yahoo! POP account and click on the "Change" button \nNext, click on "More Settings&quo