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Hi:
I am using Outlook 2007 on Windows XP SP2 Home and I am getting the following pop up message fairly frequently. It is annoying because when I get the message it comes to the foreground and interrupts whatever work I am doing. "Your IMAP server closed the connection. This can occur if you leave the connection idle for too long." I don't have any other e-mail programs open. I know you can receive this message when other e-mail programs are open. I talked to my ISP and they said there is nothing they can do but that they have the same problem when using Outlook 2007. I never received this message with 2003 unless I had another e-mail program open. The only thing that is better with 2007 is that the same message does not pile up like it did with 2003 where you could get dozens of the same message and would have to close them all. I have also changed "server timeouts" to 10 minutes and this does not help. I wish Outlook would have an option to allow this message to be turned off. Thanks for any suggestions. Kent |
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