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I have recently purchased a laptop and need help with using Outlook Express
on the desktop as well as the laptop. Is there a way to see the same downloaded messages on both computers? I have OE setup on the laptop, using the same address as on the desktop. When I read my messages on the laptop, then go to the desktop, the same messages are not available. Please give suggestions as what to do and how to do it or if its even possible at all!! Thanks so much.......... Sandy |
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SandyD wrote:
I have recently purchased a laptop and need help with using Outlook Express on the desktop as well as the laptop. Is there a way to see the same downloaded messages on both computers? I have OE setup on the laptop, using the same address as on the desktop. When I read my messages on the laptop, then go to the desktop, the same messages are not available. Please give suggestions as what to do and how to do it or if its even possible at all!! Thanks so much.......... Sandy In Outlook Express's Tools, Accounts, you can set OE to leave the messages on the server, delete them, or delete them after a certain number of days. You appear to have yours set to delete the messages and thus they aren't available any longer to the other computer when you try to read them. I have my laptop set up to not delete messages from the server, ever. Then, my desktop deletes messages after 7 days. So, a little balancing act like that usually makes things work out pretty well. If you need more specifics, just come back and ask. Pop` |
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I changed my settings as you said, and it worked!!! I've almost been pulling
my hair out trying to find the answer as to how to fix this problem. Thank you so much.... Sandy |
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You can also swap folders back and forth using the method in the last
paragraph on OE on this page: www.oehelp.com/backup.aspx steve "SandyD" wrote in message ... I changed my settings as you said, and it worked!!! I've almost been pulling my hair out trying to find the answer as to how to fix this problem. Thank you so much.... Sandy |
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SandyD wrote:
I changed my settings as you said, and it worked!!! I've almost been pulling my hair out trying to find the answer as to how to fix this problem. Thank you so much.... Sandy Most Welcome. |
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Pop,
I set my desktop computer in Outlook Express,Tools, Accounts, Mail Properties to leave messages on the server but when I check Outlook Express inbox from my laptop what ever I have on my desktop does not appear on my laptop. I even sent myself a test message and it did not appear. What am I missing in your reply to Sandy?. "Pop`" wrote in message ... SandyD wrote: I have recently purchased a laptop and need help with using Outlook Express on the desktop as well as the laptop. Is there a way to see the same downloaded messages on both computers? I have OE setup on the laptop, using the same address as on the desktop. When I read my messages on the laptop, then go to the desktop, the same messages are not available. Please give suggestions as what to do and how to do it or if its even possible at all!! Thanks so much.......... Sandy In Outlook Express's Tools, Accounts, you can set OE to leave the messages on the server, delete them, or delete them after a certain number of days. You appear to have yours set to delete the messages and thus they aren't available any longer to the other computer when you try to read them. I have my laptop set up to not delete messages from the server, ever. Then, my desktop deletes messages after 7 days. So, a little balancing act like that usually makes things work out pretty well. If you need more specifics, just come back and ask. Pop` |
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If both computers are using the same e-mail address, on both machines:
Tools | Accounts | Mail | Properties | Advanced - Check: Leave a copy of messages on the server. On one machine, check to Delete messages after X days to assure the server does not get clogged up. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "SD" wrote in message ... Pop, I set my desktop computer in Outlook Express,Tools, Accounts, Mail Properties to leave messages on the server but when I check Outlook Express inbox from my laptop what ever I have on my desktop does not appear on my laptop. I even sent myself a test message and it did not appear. What am I missing in your reply to Sandy?. "Pop`" wrote in message ... SandyD wrote: I have recently purchased a laptop and need help with using Outlook Express on the desktop as well as the laptop. Is there a way to see the same downloaded messages on both computers? I have OE setup on the laptop, using the same address as on the desktop. When I read my messages on the laptop, then go to the desktop, the same messages are not available. Please give suggestions as what to do and how to do it or if its even possible at all!! Thanks so much.......... Sandy In Outlook Express's Tools, Accounts, you can set OE to leave the messages on the server, delete them, or delete them after a certain number of days. You appear to have yours set to delete the messages and thus they aren't available any longer to the other computer when you try to read them. I have my laptop set up to not delete messages from the server, ever. Then, my desktop deletes messages after 7 days. So, a little balancing act like that usually makes things work out pretty well. If you need more specifics, just come back and ask. Pop` |
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No luck. Something I am missing.
"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... If both computers are using the same e-mail address, on both machines: Tools | Accounts | Mail | Properties | Advanced - Check: Leave a copy of messages on the server. On one machine, check to Delete messages after X days to assure the server does not get clogged up. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "SD" wrote in message ... Pop, I set my desktop computer in Outlook Express,Tools, Accounts, Mail Properties to leave messages on the server but when I check Outlook Express inbox from my laptop what ever I have on my desktop does not appear on my laptop. I even sent myself a test message and it did not appear. What am I missing in your reply to Sandy?. "Pop`" wrote in message ... SandyD wrote: I have recently purchased a laptop and need help with using Outlook Express on the desktop as well as the laptop. Is there a way to see the same downloaded messages on both computers? I have OE setup on the laptop, using the same address as on the desktop. When I read my messages on the laptop, then go to the desktop, the same messages are not available. Please give suggestions as what to do and how to do it or if its even possible at all!! Thanks so much.......... Sandy In Outlook Express's Tools, Accounts, you can set OE to leave the messages on the server, delete them, or delete them after a certain number of days. You appear to have yours set to delete the messages and thus they aren't available any longer to the other computer when you try to read them. I have my laptop set up to not delete messages from the server, ever. Then, my desktop deletes messages after 7 days. So, a little balancing act like that usually makes things work out pretty well. If you need more specifics, just come back and ask. Pop` |
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In your first post, you said you checked Leave a copy on the desktop. have
you since also checked it on the laptop? -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "SD" wrote in message ... No luck. Something I am missing. "Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... If both computers are using the same e-mail address, on both machines: Tools | Accounts | Mail | Properties | Advanced - Check: Leave a copy of messages on the server. On one machine, check to Delete messages after X days to assure the server does not get clogged up. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "SD" wrote in message ... Pop, I set my desktop computer in Outlook Express,Tools, Accounts, Mail Properties to leave messages on the server but when I check Outlook Express inbox from my laptop what ever I have on my desktop does not appear on my laptop. I even sent myself a test message and it did not appear. What am I missing in your reply to Sandy?. "Pop`" wrote in message ... SandyD wrote: I have recently purchased a laptop and need help with using Outlook Express on the desktop as well as the laptop. Is there a way to see the same downloaded messages on both computers? I have OE setup on the laptop, using the same address as on the desktop. When I read my messages on the laptop, then go to the desktop, the same messages are not available. Please give suggestions as what to do and how to do it or if its even possible at all!! Thanks so much.......... Sandy In Outlook Express's Tools, Accounts, you can set OE to leave the messages on the server, delete them, or delete them after a certain number of days. You appear to have yours set to delete the messages and thus they aren't available any longer to the other computer when you try to read them. I have my laptop set up to not delete messages from the server, ever. Then, my desktop deletes messages after 7 days. So, a little balancing act like that usually makes things work out pretty well. If you need more specifics, just come back and ask. Pop` |
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Yes I have.
"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... In your first post, you said you checked Leave a copy on the desktop. have you since also checked it on the laptop? -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "SD" wrote in message ... No luck. Something I am missing. "Bruce Hagen" wrote in message ... If both computers are using the same e-mail address, on both machines: Tools | Accounts | Mail | Properties | Advanced - Check: Leave a copy of messages on the server. On one machine, check to Delete messages after X days to assure the server does not get clogged up. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "SD" wrote in message ... Pop, I set my desktop computer in Outlook Express,Tools, Accounts, Mail Properties to leave messages on the server but when I check Outlook Express inbox from my laptop what ever I have on my desktop does not appear on my laptop. I even sent myself a test message and it did not appear. What am I missing in your reply to Sandy?. "Pop`" wrote in message ... SandyD wrote: I have recently purchased a laptop and need help with using Outlook Express on the desktop as well as the laptop. Is there a way to see the same downloaded messages on both computers? I have OE setup on the laptop, using the same address as on the desktop. When I read my messages on the laptop, then go to the desktop, the same messages are not available. Please give suggestions as what to do and how to do it or if its even possible at all!! Thanks so much.......... Sandy In Outlook Express's Tools, Accounts, you can set OE to leave the messages on the server, delete them, or delete them after a certain number of days. You appear to have yours set to delete the messages and thus they aren't available any longer to the other computer when you try to read them. I have my laptop set up to not delete messages from the server, ever. Then, my desktop deletes messages after 7 days. So, a little balancing act like that usually makes things work out pretty well. If you need more specifics, just come back and ask. Pop` |
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