Dear sir,

since some days now (most probably) I'm not receiving any mail on one
adress, althoug I do receive mail for my in-box for an other (also mine)
adress?
How to solve this problem?

thank you for answering this question.

Mireille van Bree

Given the amount of detail you provided, no one has a clue.

At minimum, we need to know what version of Windows you have, what
e-mail program you have and what version of that program, who is the ISP
for your non-working mailbox, whether you see any error messages and the
exact text of the error messages.

---
Ted Zieglar
"Backup is a computer user's best friend."

mvanbree wrote:
Dear sir,

since some days now (most probably) I'm not receiving any mail on one
adress, althoug I do receive mail for my in-box for an other (also mine)
adress?
How to solve this problem?

thank you for answering this question.

Mireille van Bree

How do you know anyone sent you mail?


--

Hope this helps.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England

Enquire, plan and execute
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"mvanbree" wrote in message
...
Dear sir,

since some days now (most probably) I'm not receiving any mail on one
adress, althoug I do receive mail for my in-box for an other (also mine)
adress?
How to solve this problem?

thank you for answering this question.

Mireille van Bree

Send a message to this other address to be sure there's something to
receive.
Is it a POP3, IMAP or HTTP account?
If you click the down arrow next to the Send/Receive icon and just choose
the problem account what happens?
In the account's properties is the box to include the account checked?

--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
http://www.fjsmjs.com


"mvanbree" wrote in message
...
Dear sir,

since some days now (most probably) I'm not receiving any mail on one
adress, althoug I do receive mail for my in-box for an other (also mine)
adress?
How to solve this problem?

thank you for answering this question.

Mireille van Bree