I've just had a network set up & have Outlook 2003. We have a domain name
that sends emails to an account in plusnet. On Outlook Express I could
choose not to download emails addressed to specific names. eg on the
accounts pc I could choose not to download anything for sales@. And vice
versa on the sales pc for instance. I cannot for the life of me see how to
achieve this in Outlook, but would like to use it because of other features.
Am I missing something?

Shelley wrote:

On Outlook Express
I could choose not to download emails addressed to specific names.
eg on the accounts pc I could choose not to download anything for
sales@. And vice versa on the sales pc for instance. I cannot for
the life of me see how to achieve this in Outlook,

That's because Outlook doesn't have the ability to selective leave messages
on the server.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Shelley wrote:

On Outlook Express
I could choose not to download emails addressed to specific names.
eg on the accounts pc I could choose not to download anything for
sales@. And vice versa on the sales pc for instance. I cannot for
the life of me see how to achieve this in Outlook,

That's because Outlook doesn't have the ability to selective leave messages
on the server.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

So I guess Outlook Express is the best one for me then! One quick question - can you get OE to put a pop-up on the desktop when mail is received?
We're getting faxes sent to email & I just want to make sure the sales team
(techno fobes) get used to checking for faxes & email

So I guess Outlook Express is the best one for me then! One quick question - can you get OE to put a pop-up on the desktop when mail is received?
We're getting faxes sent to email & I just want to make sure the sales team
(techno fobes) get used to checking for faxes & email

Shelley

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"Shelley" wrote in message ...

You're right - thanks will do

"Peter Foldes" wrote:


So I guess Outlook Express is the best one for me then! One quick question - can you get OE to put a pop-up on the desktop when mail is received?
We're getting faxes sent to email & I just want to make sure the sales team
(techno fobes) get used to checking for faxes & email

Shelley

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"Shelley" wrote in message ...

Shelley wrote:

So I guess Outlook Express is the best one for me then!

Only if all you need is to send and receive mail. If you need calendaring,
then Outlook Express isn't enough.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]