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May 7th 06, 06:43 PM
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Forwarding all my e-mails to another address
I'm leaving for a business trip shortly and want my e-mails to be forwarded
to an internet based site for viewing by me while I'm away. Can this be done with Outlook Express? 
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May 7th 06, 06:49 PM
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Forwarding all my e-mails to another address
Check with your ISP. Most have a Web Mail site where you can check your
messages. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Chippy" wrote in message ... I'm leaving for a business trip shortly and want my e-mails to be forwarded to an internet based site for viewing by me while I'm away. Can this be done with Outlook Express?
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May 7th 06, 07:00 PM
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Forwarding all my e-mails to another address
Thanks Bruce. I wish it were that simple. I have 3 e-mail addresses. 2 I've
already successfully done as you suggested. The 3rd is from my own website address which comes into my DSL address. Not sure how to solve that one. Of course I try to drive my business to this address so it's important to get the e-mails while I'm away. Any suggestions? "Bruce Hagen" wrote: Check with your ISP. Most have a Web Mail site where you can check your messages. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Chippy" wrote in message ... I'm leaving for a business trip shortly and want my e-mails to be forwarded to an internet based site for viewing by me while I'm away. Can this be done with Outlook Express?
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May 7th 06, 07:07 PM
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Forwarding all my e-mails to another address
I don't know how you could solve that one. Keep checking to see if someone
else has an idea. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Chippy" wrote in message ... Thanks Bruce. I wish it were that simple. I have 3 e-mail addresses. 2 I've already successfully done as you suggested. The 3rd is from my own website address which comes into my DSL address. Not sure how to solve that one. Of course I try to drive my business to this address so it's important to get the e-mails while I'm away. Any suggestions? "Bruce Hagen" wrote: Check with your ISP. Most have a Web Mail site where you can check your messages. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Chippy" wrote in message ... I'm leaving for a business trip shortly and want my e-mails to be forwarded to an internet based site for viewing by me while I'm away. Can this be done with Outlook Express?
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May 7th 06, 07:29 PM
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Forwarding all my e-mails to another address
It is your website and your DSL address, but where is the server?
What mail program? -- Ron Sommer "Chippy" wrote in message ... Thanks Bruce. I wish it were that simple. I have 3 e-mail addresses. 2 I've already successfully done as you suggested. The 3rd is from my own website address which comes into my DSL address. Not sure how to solve that one. Of course I try to drive my business to this address so it's important to get the e-mails while I'm away. Any suggestions? "Bruce Hagen" wrote: Check with your ISP. Most have a Web Mail site where you can check your messages. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Chippy" wrote in message ... I'm leaving for a business trip shortly and want my e-mails to be forwarded to an internet based site for viewing by me while I'm away. Can this be done with Outlook Express?
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May 7th 06, 07:53 PM
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Forwarding all my e-mails to another address
Thanks for trying ;-)
"Bruce Hagen" wrote: I don't know how you could solve that one. Keep checking to see if someone else has an idea. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Chippy" wrote in message ... Thanks Bruce. I wish it were that simple. I have 3 e-mail addresses. 2 I've already successfully done as you suggested. The 3rd is from my own website address which comes into my DSL address. Not sure how to solve that one. Of course I try to drive my business to this address so it's important to get the e-mails while I'm away. Any suggestions? "Bruce Hagen" wrote: Check with your ISP. Most have a Web Mail site where you can check your messages. -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Chippy" wrote in message ... I'm leaving for a business trip shortly and want my e-mails to be forwarded to an internet based site for viewing by me while I'm away. Can this be done with Outlook Express?
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