That one isn't available in Outlook 2000. Send/Receive groups were
introduced in Outlook 2002/XP. The only thing you can uncheck in Outlook
2000 is to check for new mail every x minutes on the Mail Delivery tab.
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"Steve S" wrote in message
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since I cant find a tab - Mail setup' or a button 'receiving of emails' to
uncheck I assume that option is not available on Outlook 2000. i am using
2000 but some users have 2003.
steve
"Roady [MVP]" wrote:
Configure the account properly. Then in Tools- Options- tab Mail
Setup-
button Send/Receive- button Edit...- uncheck receiving of emails.
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"Steve S" wrote in message
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From a responce from the Access group I learned that the "SendObject"
can't
be configured to work with AOL so my only choice is to setup outlook on
the
same PC and use outlook to ONLY be used for send fron Access. AOL
will
still be the 'defaut email pgm'. How do I do this? I have tried
puting
in a
fake Incoming email[POP3] address and leaving the field blank. Both
produce
errors.
so the question now is - how do I set up Outlook to only send and not
recieve.
Steve S
"Roady [MVP]" wrote:
Sure, if you install and configure Outlook why wouldn't it work?
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"Steve S" wrote in message
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I have been using the "SendObject" command to email reports and it
works
great as long as the user has MS Outlook as their mail program.
Users
that
have AOL (and I can't convince them it adds no value) get errors.
Can the SendObject be configured to other mail programs than MS
Outlook?
If
not can I set up Outlook on the same PC to just be used to send from
Access
and still have AOL for everyday mail send/receive.
I will post this question on the Outlook site as well.
Steve