Is it ok to delete outlook express? If so how do I do it ?
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Ok..Delete it..No probs
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you could probaly delete it from add or remove programs
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set up a new account on outlook express\n\nand use your hotmail account as the info \n\nshould work thats how i did mine
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Not sure if its the same but i use MS Outlook Express.\n\nWith Outlook open go to File, Switch Identities it will prompt a window where you can Log Off Idenity or Manage Identities\nClick on Manage Identities, it will prompt another window\nClick on the Properties button when Main Idenity is selected on the lefthand side of that window. once you clicked Properties it will prompt another window, with a checkbox 'Require a password'. enable that check box to set a desired password.\n\nWhen you close Outlook Express(i presume) and start it up again it will ask for password in order to open the entire mailbox.\n\nGood Luck.
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If outlook is downloading the messages. You account is set up on Outlook. If you go to outlook and under tools go to accounts then delete the account your outlook will no longer download your e-mail. If it pops up that you do not have the rights to make this change then you will need to see the Systems Admin to help fix this problem.
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Right click it and select delete.\nOR\nGo to Start,Control Panel,Add or Remove Programs and remove it.
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Unless they have changed it in the latest version, the removal procedure is:\nStart -> Control Panel\nAdd or Remove Programs -> Add/Remove Windows Components\nUncheck MSN Explorer, Outlook Express and Windows Messenger.\nClick Next\nClick Finish\n\nKeep in mind that if you use Outlook Express for your email, you may not be able to remove Windows Messenger. If this is the case, then you will want to remove it from the start up, so that it no longer starts when your computer starts. \n\nWhen the program is open, it will either be on the screen or down in the right hand corner as an icon in the system tray. Double click to get it open on the screen, then find the settings window. It should be under Preferences, Tools, Option, Settings or System, I don't remember which. Then find the tab with the start up options and uncheck the box to start when Windows starts.\n\nIf that doesn't work, then go \nStart -> Startup -> Windows Messenger\nRight click on Windows Messenger, and then click delete. Click "Delete Shortcut" and it will remove the program from the startup folder.\n\nIf all these fail, then more radical action is required. Let me know and I will try to help via email.\n\nGood luck!
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I am assuming you are talking about Outlook Express??... need a little more information
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this \nhttp://www.dimastr.com/outspy/\nshould help you get rid of that outlook error\nand make sure there is no "@" sign in your e-mail account name description.
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Depends on what program you used.  Did you use groupwise or outlook?  If so, and the person you sent it to uses the same system, when you go into your sent mail and try to delete the item, it will ask you if you want to delete it from the recipient's mail box as well as your own.  You can do it that way.\n\nIf you used yahoo or some web-based e-mail, you are out of luck.  Sorry.
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If using YahooMail you need to follow the steps outlinedYmail will walk you thru the process of Deleting Addresses Permanantly, However if Your using Outlook or a POP client You may have to open your Mail/client file & permanantly Delete them this way I Hope this help a Bit!
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1. open Outlook.\n2. Click "tools" at the top.\n3. Click "e-mail accounts".\n4. Choose "view or change an existing e-mail account", and click "next".\n5. Make sure that your account is highlighted, and then click "remove" on the right hand side.\n6. click "ok" at the bottom of the window.\n7. open Outlook Express.\n8. click on "tools" at the top.\n9. click on "accounts".\n10. Click on the "mail" tab at the top.\n11. click "add" on the right hand side.\n12. Choose "mail".\n\nContinue setting up your account in Outlook Express, and when you have successfully completed it, it should bring in your e-mails from the Outlook, and then either in the beginning or the end of the process, ask if you want to import the address book, or it may do it automatically when you set up the account in the Outlook Express.\n\nHope this helps! :)
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Removing an application does not mean that your operating system is returned to its previously functional state. You need to reload your previous web-browser at the very least.\n\nKeep in mind that everything from Microsoft is buggy.\n\nYou may need to reload your entire operating system (including your email editor).
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Not without installing a piece of software like FreePOPs to run on your machine. See the following links for details and instructions:\n\nhttp://email.about.com/od/outlookexpresstips/qt/et061405.htm\nhttp://www.freepops.org/en/\n\nI'm fairly sure that with *free* hotmail accounts, you can't use Outlook Express's builtin HTTP access. I haven't tried in probably a year, though. The fee based hotmail accounts allow this access.
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Try mozilla thunderbird. It has a spam filtering that sends all those messages to the spam folder where you can delete them. \nI don't use outlook, so I can not tell if there is a filtering option there too.
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In outlook express ,go to settings - accounts and properties in advanced select leave a copy of message in server. Or settings options - maintenance - increase the settings delete new mails after download to a higher value
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You could try reinstalling Internet Explorer and/or Outlook Express. I strongly suggest that you use Mozilla Thunderbird (free, mozilla.com) instead of Outlook Express; it will probably fix this problem, not to mention that it is more customizable and is MUCH better at filtering out spam than Outlook Express.