Thanks for your help Vanguard.....he used a regular domain login. The same
log-on he used before and after the change I made.....Peter

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"PeterM" wrote in message
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For the life of me, I tried to help a co-worker with his inability to
receive email via Outlook 2003 (no server POP3) Everything was checked
and rechecked several times. The test never worked. The error message was
one that stated we could not reach the server. As a final attempt, I went
and looked into control panel, user accounts, and the person name was not
there, but another person, that did not work for us anymore, was entered.
Once I deleted that other person, and I entered our employees name into
the user account, his mail worked right away. Does that sound like some
rule that needs to be done, have the person in the user group under user
accounts????? Please any comments are much appreciated......Peter


Please explain just how this co-worker managed to login WITHOUT a user
account. If they cannot login, they also don't get to run any
applications, like Outlook.

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