OE Sent messages
 

I use both OE (IE6) and Outlook XP at the same time. Several times an email
sent from my OE account has "Sent" through Outlook XP. The email message
then appears in the Outlook XP folders, not OE. What causes this and what
can I do to correct this?

OE Sent messages
 

In ,
Barbara W had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

I use both OE (IE6) and Outlook XP at the same time. Several times
an email sent from my OE account has "Sent" through Outlook XP. The
email message then appears in the Outlook XP folders, not OE. What
causes this and what can I do to correct this?

It is the evil folks in the Office group within Microsoft resetting your
defaults perhaps? Every time the junkmail files are updated (once a month
generally) they reset the default email program to OE.

Every time you update, when you reboot, press Start - click Run - type
inetcpl.cpl - press enter - and under the Programs tab set the default email
to Outlook Express once again.

When you're done you should fire off a nastygram (every month, I do...
Really...) asking what makes them think there's some sort of need to reset
your default program settings just because they've fixed the junkmail
filters.

--
Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
http://dts-l.org/ http://kgiii.info/

"Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
its solution is its own reward." - Sherlock Holmes

OE Sent messages
 

"Galen" wrote in message
...
In ,

It is the evil folks in the Office group within Microsoft resetting your
defaults perhaps?

Hey there GIII, they do that even if you do not even have MS Outlook
installed.
mac

OE Sent messages
 

" mac" wrote in message
...

"Galen" wrote in message
...
In ,

It is the evil folks in the Office group within Microsoft resetting your
defaults perhaps?

Hey there GIII, they do that even if you do not even have MS Outlook
installed.
mac


Haven't done it on my machines, which have never, ever had Outlook
installed.

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com
Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.

OE Sent messages
 

In ,
mac had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

"Galen" wrote in message
...
In ,

It is the evil folks in the Office group within Microsoft resetting
your defaults perhaps?

Hey there GIII, they do that even if you do not even have MS Outlook
installed.
mac

They do? LOL I've never noticed. I'd like to /think/ it would only happen
when you downloaded Office updates but, wow, if it doesn't that is even more
insane.


--
Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
http://dts-l.org/ http://kgiii.info/

"Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
its solution is its own reward." - Sherlock Holmes

OE Sent messages
 

Galen, thanks for your reply. However, my default has always been Outlook
XP, not OE. I don't want OE to be the default email client, I use Outlook XP
as my default, only using OE for "private" emails. This problem only started
happening about a month ago so I don't think it is a case of the default
being changed.

The thing that I find strange is that the email Account that I have in OE
isn't in the Accounts list for Outlook XP, yet XP will take over Sending the
email. That is what has me really confused, and what I am trying to stop.

--
Barbara W
Massachusetts, USA


"Galen" wrote:

In ,
Barbara W had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

I use both OE (IE6) and Outlook XP at the same time. Several times
an email sent from my OE account has "Sent" through Outlook XP. The
email message then appears in the Outlook XP folders, not OE. What
causes this and what can I do to correct this?

It is the evil folks in the Office group within Microsoft resetting your
defaults perhaps? Every time the junkmail files are updated (once a month
generally) they reset the default email program to OE.

Every time you update, when you reboot, press Start - click Run - type
inetcpl.cpl - press enter - and under the Programs tab set the default email
to Outlook Express once again.

When you're done you should fire off a nastygram (every month, I do...
Really...) asking what makes them think there's some sort of need to reset
your default program settings just because they've fixed the junkmail
filters.

--
Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
http://dts-l.org/ http://kgiii.info/

"Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
its solution is its own reward." - Sherlock Holmes

OE Sent messages
 

In ,
Barbara W had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

Galen, thanks for your reply. However, my default has always been
Outlook XP, not OE. I don't want OE to be the default email client,
I use Outlook XP as my default, only using OE for "private" emails.
This problem only started happening about a month ago so I don't
think it is a case of the default being changed.

The thing that I find strange is that the email Account that I have
in OE isn't in the Accounts list for Outlook XP, yet XP will take
over Sending the email. That is what has me really confused, and
what I am trying to stop.

Let me see if I understand this correctly...

You're sitting there in OE (not clicking on an email link or anything) and
you type up a message from within OE. You click reply or what not - not a
link or the likes. You compose the message in OE, you click send within OE,
OE does the appearing to send thing _maybe - I'm not sure about that bit_
but it is actually being sent from Outlook. Or does it show up, when you
click send, as Outlook taking over at that point and sending it? Does it
show up in the sent messages in Outlook to? What's the "From" address that
the email has when the other person gets the email?

(I must say that I've never seen anything quite like this again.)

--
Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
http://dts-l.org/ http://kgiii.info/

"Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
its solution is its own reward." - Sherlock Holmes

OE Sent messages
 

Now your getting the picture. An email comes in I click Reply, type my
message, click Send. The OE Outbox never shows the email. If I quickly
switch to Outlook XP the email is in the Outbox! When it is done it is in
the Sent folder of Outlook XP. The email address used shows as the email
address I have only in OE.

The only non-standard thing about my email programs is that I use Qurb by CA
as a Spam filter. I've been using Qurb since May and only in the last few
weeks has this been happening. It runs with both email programs.

I've had one other strange problem with OE lately. I use Profiles with OE
and sometimes you can't logoff the Identity with Outlook XP running. You
have to manually close Outlook XP using Task Manager, then come back to OE
and try logging off again. Sometimes even that doesn't work and you have to
use Task Manager to close OE.

--
Barbara W
Massachusetts, USA


"Galen" wrote:

In ,
Barbara W had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

Galen, thanks for your reply. However, my default has always been
Outlook XP, not OE. I don't want OE to be the default email client,
I use Outlook XP as my default, only using OE for "private" emails.
This problem only started happening about a month ago so I don't
think it is a case of the default being changed.

The thing that I find strange is that the email Account that I have
in OE isn't in the Accounts list for Outlook XP, yet XP will take
over Sending the email. That is what has me really confused, and
what I am trying to stop.

Let me see if I understand this correctly...

You're sitting there in OE (not clicking on an email link or anything) and
you type up a message from within OE. You click reply or what not - not a
link or the likes. You compose the message in OE, you click send within OE,
OE does the appearing to send thing _maybe - I'm not sure about that bit_
but it is actually being sent from Outlook. Or does it show up, when you
click send, as Outlook taking over at that point and sending it? Does it
show up in the sent messages in Outlook to? What's the "From" address that
the email has when the other person gets the email?

(I must say that I've never seen anything quite like this again.)

--
Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
http://dts-l.org/ http://kgiii.info/

"Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
its solution is its own reward." - Sherlock Holmes

OE Sent messages (Ping a real OE or Outlook Guru?)
 

In ,
Barbara W had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

Now your getting the picture. An email comes in I click Reply, type
my message, click Send. The OE Outbox never shows the email. If I
quickly switch to Outlook XP the email is in the Outbox! When it is
done it is in the Sent folder of Outlook XP. The email address used
shows as the email address I have only in OE.

The only non-standard thing about my email programs is that I use
Qurb by CA as a Spam filter. I've been using Qurb since May and only
in the last few weeks has this been happening. It runs with both
email programs.

I've had one other strange problem with OE lately. I use Profiles
with OE and sometimes you can't logoff the Identity with Outlook XP
running. You have to manually close Outlook XP using Task Manager,
then come back to OE and try logging off again. Sometimes even that
doesn't work and you have to use Task Manager to close OE.


In ,
Barbara W had this to say:

My reply is at the bottom of your sent message:

Galen, thanks for your reply. However, my default has always been
Outlook XP, not OE. I don't want OE to be the default email client,
I use Outlook XP as my default, only using OE for "private" emails.
This problem only started happening about a month ago so I don't
think it is a case of the default being changed.

The thing that I find strange is that the email Account that I have
in OE isn't in the Accounts list for Outlook XP, yet XP will take
over Sending the email. That is what has me really confused, and
what I am trying to stop.

Let me see if I understand this correctly...

You're sitting there in OE (not clicking on an email link or
anything) and you type up a message from within OE. You click reply
or what not - not a link or the likes. You compose the message in
OE, you click send within OE, OE does the appearing to send thing
_maybe - I'm not sure about that bit_ but it is actually being sent
from Outlook. Or does it show up, when you click send, as Outlook
taking over at that point and sending it? Does it show up in the
sent messages in Outlook to? What's the "From" address that the
email has when the other person gets the email?

(I must say that I've never seen anything quite like this again.)

I'm pretty sure this isn't what you want to hear but...

I'm impressed. I have an affinity for oddball bugs. This one impresses me to
no end. I've seen a great number of freakish bugs but this one is quite
impressive. I can't even begin to think of what might be causing it.

Maybe a detect and repair in Outlook and/or maybe a repair installation of
OE?

How to reinstall or repair Internet Explorer and Outlook Express:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=318378

I've amended to subject of this thread so that someone more adept can check
it out. I'm really quite certain I've never seen or heard of the likes
before in my life.

--
Galen - MS MVP - Windows (Shell/User & IE)
http://dts-l.org/ http://kgiii.info/

"Chance has put in our way a most singular and whimsical problem, and
its solution is its own reward." - Sherlock Holmes

OE Sent messages
 

"Barbara W" Barbara wrote in message
...
I use both OE (IE6) and Outlook XP at the same time. Several times an
email
sent from my OE account has "Sent" through Outlook XP. The email message
then appears in the Outlook XP folders, not OE. What causes this and what
can I do to correct this?

OE Sent messages
 

"Barbara W" wrote in message ...
Now your getting the picture. An email comes in
....


So your OE has an Inbox as well as an Outbox?

I had the idea that if OE was installed as an add-on to Outlook
(e.g. to be used strictly as a newsreader) that you might not get an Inbox
but you would have to have an Outbox; so then if you were sending E-mail
it would have to be picked up by Outlook to send. Therefore, I'm not
surprised that E-mails are being intercepted by/rerouted to Outlook.

titleKB177233 - OLEXP: Command Line Options for Outlook Express/title

(TechNet search for
newsonly
)

Something else which would be a clue about how your E-mail posting
worked would be the version of mapi32.dll that you have.
Use OE's Help, About (Alt-H,A) as an easy way to see that.

BTW you would probably get a more informed reply from an Office NG.
FWIW this would be my guess for what you might need:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...7d06931b0aa b

(Google Groups search for
fixmapi (MVP OR MSFT) group:microsoft.*.outlook
)


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
---


I click Reply, type my message, click Send.
The OE Outbox never shows the email.
If I quickly switch to Outlook XP the email is in the Outbox!
When it is done it is in the Sent folder of Outlook XP.
The email address used shows as the email address I have only in OE.

The only non-standard thing about my email programs is that I use Qurb by CA
as a Spam filter. I've been using Qurb since May and only in the last few
weeks has this been happening. It runs with both email programs.

I've had one other strange problem with OE lately. I use Profiles with OE
and sometimes you can't logoff the Identity with Outlook XP running. You
have to manually close Outlook XP using Task Manager, then come back to OE
and try logging off again. Sometimes even that doesn't work and you have to
use Task Manager to close OE.

--
Barbara W
Massachusetts, USA

....

OE Sent messages
 

Barbara is using OE for private emails.
She never mentioned using OE for newsgroups and she is posting from the Web
interface.

--
Ronald Sommer
"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote in message
...
: "Barbara W" wrote in message
...
: Now your getting the picture. An email comes in
: ...
:
:
: So your OE has an Inbox as well as an Outbox?
:
: I had the idea that if OE was installed as an add-on to Outlook
: (e.g. to be used strictly as a newsreader) that you might not get an Inbox
: but you would have to have an Outbox; so then if you were sending E-mail
: it would have to be picked up by Outlook to send. Therefore, I'm not
: surprised that E-mails are being intercepted by/rerouted to Outlook.
:
: titleKB177233 - OLEXP: Command Line Options for Outlook Express/title
:
: (TechNet search for
: newsonly
: )
:
: Something else which would be a clue about how your E-mail posting
: worked would be the version of mapi32.dll that you have.
: Use OE's Help, About (Alt-H,A) as an easy way to see that.
:
: BTW you would probably get a more informed reply from an Office NG.
: FWIW this would be my guess for what you might need:
:
:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...7d06931b0aa b
:
: (Google Groups search for
: fixmapi (MVP OR MSFT) group:microsoft.*.outlook
: )
:
:
: HTH
:
: Robert Aldwinckle
: ---
:
:
: I click Reply, type my message, click Send.
: The OE Outbox never shows the email.
: If I quickly switch to Outlook XP the email is in the Outbox!
: When it is done it is in the Sent folder of Outlook XP.
: The email address used shows as the email address I have only in OE.
:
: The only non-standard thing about my email programs is that I use Qurb
by CA
: as a Spam filter. I've been using Qurb since May and only in the last
few
: weeks has this been happening. It runs with both email programs.
:
: I've had one other strange problem with OE lately. I use Profiles with
OE
: and sometimes you can't logoff the Identity with Outlook XP running.
You
: have to manually close Outlook XP using Task Manager, then come back to
OE
: and try logging off again. Sometimes even that doesn't work and you
have to
: use Task Manager to close OE.
:
: --
: Barbara W
: Massachusetts, USA
:
: ...
:
:

OE Sent messages
 

"Ron Sommer" schreef in bericht
...
Barbara is using OE for private emails.
She never mentioned using OE for newsgroups and she is posting from the
Web
interface.

--
Ronald Sommer
"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote in message
...
: "Barbara W" wrote in message
...
: Now your getting the picture. An email comes in
: ...
:
:
: So your OE has an Inbox as well as an Outbox?
:
: I had the idea that if OE was installed as an add-on to Outlook
: (e.g. to be used strictly as a newsreader) that you might not get an
Inbox
: but you would have to have an Outbox; so then if you were sending E-mail
: it would have to be picked up by Outlook to send. Therefore, I'm not
: surprised that E-mails are being intercepted by/rerouted to Outlook.
:
: titleKB177233 - OLEXP: Command Line Options for Outlook
Express/title
:
: (TechNet search for
: newsonly
: )
:
: Something else which would be a clue about how your E-mail posting
: worked would be the version of mapi32.dll that you have.
: Use OE's Help, About (Alt-H,A) as an easy way to see that.
:
: BTW you would probably get a more informed reply from an Office NG.
: FWIW this would be my guess for what you might need:
:
:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...7d06931b0aa b
:
: (Google Groups search for
: fixmapi (MVP OR MSFT) group:microsoft.*.outlook
: )
:
:
: HTH
:
: Robert Aldwinckle
: ---
:
:
: I click Reply, type my message, click Send.
: The OE Outbox never shows the email.
: If I quickly switch to Outlook XP the email is in the Outbox!
: When it is done it is in the Sent folder of Outlook XP.
: The email address used shows as the email address I have only in OE.
:
: The only non-standard thing about my email programs is that I use Qurb
by CA
: as a Spam filter. I've been using Qurb since May and only in the last
few
: weeks has this been happening. It runs with both email programs.
:
: I've had one other strange problem with OE lately. I use Profiles
with
OE
: and sometimes you can't logoff the Identity with Outlook XP running.
You
: have to manually close Outlook XP using Task Manager, then come back
to
OE
: and try logging off again. Sometimes even that doesn't work and you
have to
: use Task Manager to close OE.
:
: --
: Barbara W
: Massachusetts, USA
:
: ...
:
:

OE Sent messages
 

"Robert Aldwinckle" schreef in bericht
...
"Barbara W" wrote in message
...
Now your getting the picture. An email comes in
...


So your OE has an Inbox as well as an Outbox?

I had the idea that if OE was installed as an add-on to Outlook
(e.g. to be used strictly as a newsreader) that you might not get an Inbox
but you would have to have an Outbox; so then if you were sending E-mail
it would have to be picked up by Outlook to send. Therefore, I'm not
surprised that E-mails are being intercepted by/rerouted to Outlook.

titleKB177233 - OLEXP: Command Line Options for Outlook Express/title

(TechNet search for
newsonly
)

Something else which would be a clue about how your E-mail posting
worked would be the version of mapi32.dll that you have.
Use OE's Help, About (Alt-H,A) as an easy way to see that.

BTW you would probably get a more informed reply from an Office NG.
FWIW this would be my guess for what you might need:

http://groups-beta.google.com/group/...7d06931b0aa b

(Google Groups search for
fixmapi (MVP OR MSFT) group:microsoft.*.outlook
)


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
---


I click Reply, type my message, click Send.
The OE Outbox never shows the email.
If I quickly switch to Outlook XP the email is in the Outbox!
When it is done it is in the Sent folder of Outlook XP.
The email address used shows as the email address I have only in OE.

The only non-standard thing about my email programs is that I use Qurb by
CA
as a Spam filter. I've been using Qurb since May and only in the last
few
weeks has this been happening. It runs with both email programs.

I've had one other strange problem with OE lately. I use Profiles with
OE
and sometimes you can't logoff the Identity with Outlook XP running. You
have to manually close Outlook XP using Task Manager, then come back to
OE
and try logging off again. Sometimes even that doesn't work and you have
to
use Task Manager to close OE.

--
Barbara W
Massachusetts, USA

...

OE Sent messages
 

edgar schreef in bericht ...

"Barbara W" Barbara wrote in message
...
I use both OE (IE6) and Outlook XP at the same time. Several times an
email
sent from my OE account has "Sent" through Outlook XP. The email message
then appears in the Outlook XP folders, not OE. What causes this and
what
can I do to correct this?