Outlook 2003
 

Message saying connection to server is unavailable and Outlook must be online
or connected. I have set up email via Outlook Express but cannot open Outlook

Outlook 2003
 

What kind of mail server(s) do you have Outlook set to use?

"Lsh011" wrote in message
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Message saying connection to server is unavailable and Outlook must be
online
or connected. I have set up email via Outlook Express but cannot open
Outlook

Outlook 2003
 

Sorry, I am not at home at present. I think that I have Express set up as
imap.aol.uk. I also have Microsoft exchange set as default.

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

What kind of mail server(s) do you have Outlook set to use?

"Lsh011" wrote in message
...
Message saying connection to server is unavailable and Outlook must be
online
or connected. I have set up email via Outlook Express but cannot open
Outlook

Outlook 2003
 

Do you have access to an Exchange Server at home? I'm guessing no but I have
to ask. You might need to remove it he Control Panel Mail applet
Email accounts

"Lsh011" wrote in message
...
Sorry, I am not at home at present. I think that I have Express set up as
imap.aol.uk. I also have Microsoft exchange set as default.

Outlook 2003
 

I have a router set up to receive wireless connection. Does this make a
difference?

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Do you have access to an Exchange Server at home? I'm guessing no but I have
to ask. You might need to remove it he Control Panel Mail applet
Email accounts

"Lsh011" wrote in message
...
Sorry, I am not at home at present. I think that I have Express set up as
imap.aol.uk. I also have Microsoft exchange set as default.

Outlook 2003
 

Shouldn't...

"Lsh011" wrote in message
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I have a router set up to receive wireless connection. Does this make a
difference?

Outlook 2003
 

OK Thanks. I will try this when I get home.

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Shouldn't...

"Lsh011" wrote in message
...
I have a router set up to receive wireless connection. Does this make a
difference?