I can not forward or reply to emails using outlook full version. Works on bellsouth but not road runner. Thank
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Outlook full version is very different than what it used be a year ago. If you are trying to configure it on your own URL e-mail account then its no problem otherwise it won't ever setup any more. Microsoft has no longer kept that option open for Outlook any more however its still available in Outlook Express edition only.
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That really doesn't make sense. You should be able to run Outlook  without an internet connection. Try disabling your network and see if it starts, possible you have some kind of virus. Without network service you would not get any new mail nor send mail  but you would still be able to open outlook and work with what you already have.
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It is possible for pst created by outlook version 97, 2000 and xp, but its totally different if you're using pst from outlook 2003 it doesn't have backward compatibility.
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Who is you email provider. What are you using to send and recieve emails. If you have it setup through Outlook Express you have to make sure you have POP3 and the SMTP setup correctly.  You might want to double check on how your setup.
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If running Outlook connected to an Exchange server this is very easy. If on something like Yahoo then you would have to have them do a restore and that's not going ot happen.
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if ure using a email client (EG OUTLOOK EXPRESS) your settings may not be confiqured propally ring ure ISP to fix this up,
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To fix this problem please open outlook express and then do the following \n\n\nselect tools \naccounts \nmake sure the mail tab is selected \nclick on properties (assuming you have only one mail account) \nclick on servers \nensure that there is a tick in the box next to my server requires authentication \nclick on settings and make sure that their is a dot next to use same settings as my incoming mail server \nclick ok \nclick apply and then \nok
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What email service are you using?\nlike OUTLOOK, THUNDERBIRD, EUDORA etc\nOR\nyahoo, hotmail, gmail etc\nthere can be many problems.. we need to filter out some possibilities
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The recalling feature of Outlook is too useless to be worth bothering to include.\n\nAll I've ever seen it do is send an e-mail saying that the message has been recalled, it doesn't actually seem to recall the e-mail (and this was with an e-mail sent over the same Exhange Server).
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It seems as if the Yahoo techs may be performing upgrades currently.  I'm having a different problem with composing email at this time (ie: there's no active area block to type the message in).  The last time this happened, the techs were upgrading the system, but didn't have the courtesy to send out an alert email indicating the system would be down.  It appears that some people never learn from their previous mistakes.
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That error is caused when you try to send mail via an SMTP server that is out-of-network and doesn't allow relaying.\n\nFor example, suppose you have a laptop computer and you are on RoadRunner. Your SMTP server is named smtp-server.state.rr.com.\n\nYou take your laptop to a hotel someplace and connect that way, then try to send e-mail. RoadRunner's SMTP server will respond with that message, because you are trying to send e-mail through it, but you aren't actually connected to the RoadRunner network; you're connected to the hotel's network.\n\nThe only ways around this error message are:\n\n1. Add the domain from which you are trying to connect to the e-mail server to the e-mail server's allowed relay lists. Since most people use an ISP to send e-mail, this isn't an option.\n\n2. Open your SMTP server to relaying. Again, this isn't an option for most people, and even for those who have it as an option, it's a bad idea, since it allows spammers to use your server to send spam, which has many, many negative consequences.\n\n3. Get an e-mail server that requires authentication and allows authenticated users to send messages regardless of whether they are relaying. Certain ISPs offer this service as a matter of course; others offer it at a premium. Check with your ISP.\n\nAlso, if you buy your own domain name, you can generally get free or cheap e-mail service for the domain (such as what godaddy.com offers); those services will allow you to send mail via your domain regardless of how you are connected to the Internet. Or, if you have a Web site hosted someplace, often they will let you use an outgoing SMTP server if you have e-mail service as part of your hosting plan.\n\nAll that said, you need to worry about ISPs who block port 25, the default SMTP port. RoadRunner is one that does that (they claim they don't, but they sure as hell do); in that case, you'll need a way to switch between e-mail servers when you are on-network or off-network.\n\nI know all of this is confusing, but believe me, it's your ISP's fault. You should discuss alternatives with them or think about switching providers.
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my sister had the same trouble. you need to have your internet provider set up the outlook express while you are on the phone to them. they will take you through all the computer babble and then hopefully it will work.
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what does it do? what is the size of the file. Most of the eMail providers do not allow more than 10 Mb, usually. if this is not the problem it may your connection problem.\nPlease be more discriptive.
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I have used this program before and liked it.  Outlook has a receipt function that will send you a instant reply as soon as the receiver has read your email. You can try this program below and see if you like it. \n\nhttp://www.msgtag.com/Read_Receipt_Email.html
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You probably will have to use thunderbird. That works the same as outlook express.
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why do you need to use express outlook? If it says the host cannot be found its because either someone tampered with the host name like the password .I had similar problems but i called my ISP  they walked me through it and they can explain the best way to use it for job searches.But if you have hotmail addy you might not be able too. Most express outlook don't support hotmail addresses.
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You don't say what you are using as your email client. Is it Outlook Express, Outlook or are you using Web Mail (i.e. mail on a web site)? \n\nAlso, which update was the most recent? Check this by going to the Microsoft Update site and looking at your Update History. Look at the notes for the most recent updates to see what they do. \n\nThere may be information to show you how to change your settings.