How to reload outlook express 2003?
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The first thing you should try is to go into your control paenl click on add/remove programs. Excersise a huge amount of caution in this next area or you can really screw something up. Click on add/remove windows components (this is usually where you can find outlook express which is considered a component of you windows which is automatically installed.) Find the box besides outlook express and make sure there is a check mark in there.  If there is you can take it out and then put it back in.  Click next you until you get to a box that says you have successfully configured your windows components. Sometimes when you do this it doesnt show up right away you need to restart your computer.  In even that it still doesnt work then you need to find whatever disks you have that might have it on there sometimes if you have Microsoft Office software you can do it that way or you can try and go to microsoft.com go to windows updates and download any updates it asks you to. One other way to find out really good information on you windows and some of the errors that arise is to write down the EXACT error message and use the knowledge base in microsoft.com to get the answer and or fix for it.  If you are looking for a quick answer another place to go is to a tech support forum where they answer your questions for free and will direct you step by step through your issues. (see sources below for my fave tech link you will have to register takes a few mins and is less painful then that annoying error message)
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From you scnaer configuration program, change the email program from "microsoft outlook" to "Outlook express"\n\nGood Luck
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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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You need MSN Office 2003
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There's a step by step guide here:\n\nhttp://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_move_my_outlook_express_folders_to_my_new_machine.html
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Check if Outlook leaves a copy of the emails on the server, this happened to me too!!!\n\nOpen Microsoft Outlook. \nClick on Tools. \nScroll to and select E-mail accounts.\n\n  \nSelect "View or change existing e-mail accounts" and then click on the Next button.\n\n  \nHighlight your ISP account and click on Change.\n\n  \nClick on More Settings.\n\n  \nClick on the Advanced tab.\n\n  \nCheckmark "Leave a copy of messages on the server" and click OK.\n\n  \nClick Next.\n\n  \nClick Finish to complete the changes.\n\n  \nIf further assistance is needed with Microsoft Outlook, please contact Microsoft Support or DJ Omar
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Assuming you are using Outlook for email you can simply find you .pst file and burn it to cd as a backup.
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Outlook Express doesn't have a Favorites tool. If you're referring to Internet Explorer Favorites, go to "File" - "Import and Export" and use the wizard.
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You need to set SBC GLOBAL.NET as your primary email so Outlook Express does'nt open up.
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Before you can use Outlook Express to send and receive e-mail, you need to set up an account. You can have more than one account—for business, online shopping, and so on—and each person who uses your computer may have their own, completely separate account. Outlook Express gracefully handles it all\n\nStart Outlook Express\nThere are many ways to start Outlook Express, but here's a sure-fire way to find and start it.\n\n1.\n Click the Start button. \n \n2.\n Point to All Programs. \n \n3.\n Click Outlook Express.\n\nThese first three steps are shown in the image below: \n\nOpening Outlook Express from the Start menu \n \n4.\n If asked whether you'd like to open this particular account automatically every time you start Outlook Express, click Yes (if you do) or No (if you don't).\n\nIf you don't want to be asked this question again, click to check the Always perform this check... box. \n \n5.\n Check When Outlook Express starts, go directly to my Inbox.\n\nOutlook Express directs all incoming mail to the Inbox, so it makes sense to bypass this opening page.\n\nIf you don't see the list of folders and contacts on the left, click Layout on the View menu. Click Contacts and Folder List to check them, and then click OK. \n\nOutlook Express list of folders \n\nQuick start. You'll notice that when you use Outlook Express regularly, Windows XP will put the Outlook Express icon on the Start menu (along with other programs you've used recently). In that case, just click the Outlook Express icon in the Start menu to open the program.\n \nSet Up an Outlook Express E-Mail Account\nThe Internet Connection Wizard makes short work of setting up your online mailbox by walking you through each step for every e-mail account you set up.\n\n1.\n Before you get going, make sure you know your email address along with the following information. (You may need to contact your ISP, Internet Service Provider, to get it.)\n\nFirst, information about the e-mail servers: \n\n• The type of e-mail server you use: POP3 (most e-mail accounts), HTTP (such as Hotmail), or IMAP \n \n• The name of the incoming e-mail server \n \n• For POP3 and IMAP servers, the name of the outgoing e-mail server (generally SMTP) \n \nSecond, information about your account: \n\n• Your account name and password\n\n• Find out if your ISP requires you to use Secure Password Authentication (SPA) to access your e-mail account—yes or no is all that's required. \n \n2.\n Start Outlook Express, and on the Tools menu, click Accounts.\n\nIf the Internet Connection Wizard starts up automatically, skip ahead to step 4. \n \n3.\n Click Add, and then click Mail to open the Internet Connection Wizard. \n\nMail option from the Add button \n\n 4.\n On the Your Name page of the wizard, type your name as you want it to appear to everyone who gets e-mail from you, and then click Next.\n\nMost people use their full name, but you can use any name—even a nickname—that people will recognize. \n \n5.\n On the Internet Explorer Address page, type your e-mail address, and then click Next. \n \n6.\n On the E-mail Server Names page, fill in the first block of information that you gathered from your ISP in step 1, and then click Next. \n\nInternet Connection Wizard's E-mail Server Names \n\nNote: If you chose HTTP as your incoming e-mail server—as for a Hotmail or MSN account—this wizard page changes slightly so you can identify your HTTP mail service provider. \n \n7.\n On the Internet Mail Logon page, type your account name and password. \n\nInternet Connection Wizard's Internet Mail Logon \n\nNote: If you're concerned about break-ins to your e-mail, click to clear the check in the Remember Password box. You'll then be prompted for the password each time you send or retrieve mail. \n \n8.\n Click Next, and then click Finish.\n\nYou're ready to send your first e-mail! \n\nUnsure if your new e-mail account is working? Send an e-mail mess
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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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Outlook express?\nFresh install of windows?\nSpyware hijacked the system?\nWebmail server might be down.\nWhat provider do you use? AOL, Verizon, etc.\nIf using outlook express, did you accidentally change the default email program to Office Express?\n\nActually.. this question is so vague there IS NO ANSWER! IM me or call tech support for your internet service provider. (IT Specialist)
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Trying searching for the same problem under Outlook 2003. Alot of times the problem is relate to something Microsoft Windows related. I have one of the original Betas of Office 2007 and when I installed the latest refresh I had a few issues. You can also try unistalling the product and reinstalling to see if that helps.\n\nAs an FYI always use the System Restore feature in Windows XP before you install a BETA version of any application software product. This way you can return to a previous state fairly easy. If you happen to have System Restore turned on, I would go to a restore point prior to installing O2k7.
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Depending on the version of outlook go to 1: Tools->Email Accounts->View or Change Existing and delete anything in there (or) 2: Tools->Accounts->Mail Tab and delete anything in there.\n\nThat should remove the exchange account then you can add the correct pop3 account or import your settings from Outlook express.
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Yes, this can be done.  If you're running Windows 2000 or XP, do the following:\n\n1.  make sure you can view hidden files and folders in Windows Explorer.\n2.  Open Outlook Express on the new PC.  Go to File, Import, Messages, Outlook Express 6, Import mail from an OE6 store directory.\n3.  go to the slaved hard drive in that dialogue, then go to &#92;&#92;documents and settings&#92;(your username)&#92;local settings&#92;application data&#92;identities&#92;{bracketed hex number}&#92;Microsoft&#92;Outlook Express\n\nand complete the import.  \n\nIf you need the address book, it's under &#92;&#92;documents and settings&#92;(your username)&#92;application data&#92;Microsoft&#92;Address Book.
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You probably will have to use thunderbird. That works the same as outlook express.
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Check out this link:-\nhttp://www.download.com/Microsoft-Office-2003-Update-Service-Pack-2/3000-2064_4-10449536.html?tag=lst-0-2