He needs to go one step farther - click the send/receive button to bring up
the dialog and add a check to check every xx minutes. We recommend using now
less than 8 -10 min in this field.

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"Charles W Davis" wrote in message
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You have it down. You could eliminate the click Send/Receive. Go to Tools
Options click on Mail Setup. Under Send/Receive place a check in front
of Send immediately when connected.
"FALCON" wrote in message
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What setting do I have to adjust to get Outlook 2003 to connect to the
internet upon startup? Right now I have to connect to my ISP, start
Outlook, and the click Send/Receive.
Using Win XP Home, SP2.