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Old December 12th 08, 04:44 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
Harold
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can some tell me hoe to setup my hotmail account to my office 2007
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Old December 12th 08, 04:48 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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"Harold" wrote in message
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can some tell me hoe to setup my hotmail account to my office 2007



Download and install the Outlook Connector - this will set you up
automatically.
http://www.microsoft.com/Downloads/d...displaylang=en

BTW, this sets up Hotmail in Outlook, not Office.....

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Old December 14th 08, 03:43 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Harold wrote:

can some tell me hoe to setup my hotmail account to my office 2007


To Office 2007? Not possible. To Outlook 2007? That's possible.

Alas, I don't have access to your bank and credit card account records.
So is this for a free or paid Hotmail account? Paid accounts (Windows
Live Hotmail Plus) get POP and SMTP mail host access (but can also use
the HTTP/Deltasync protocol). Freebie accounts do not have access to
the POP and SMTP mail hosts so they are stuck using Microsoft's
proprietary HTTP/Deltasync protocol. Outlook and Outlook Express have
no innate support for Deltasync (they support the older and discontinued
WebDAV protocol). Outlook Express is a dead product since 2002 and
won't be updated to support Deltasync (and Windows Live Mail is the
supported replacement for OE). For Outlook and a freebie Hotmail
account, go to Microsoft's download site and get their Outlook Connector
add-on. It adds Deltasync support to Outlook.

If you're just looking for general setup instructions, Hotmail's web
help pages are used for that. The assumption is that you cannot get
Outlook to connect to Hotmail's HTTP servers. Of course, no one really
knows why you are asking your vague question and they have to guess. If
connecting to Hotmail is not the issue, you'll actually have to provide
some details.
 




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