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I ran OUTLOOK in safe mode and sent the test
message......it appeared in the web browser but
not in the OUTLOOK inbox.


When you say "sent a test message" did you just
"send a message" or did you use the "Test
Account Settings" function in the Email Account
setup dialog box?

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This morning it was "Test Account Settings"
I've done both. The outcome is the same.

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"Gordon" wrote in message
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"Sid9" wrote in message
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I ran OUTLOOK in safe mode and sent the test message......it appeared in
the web browser but not in the OUTLOOK inbox.


When you say "sent a test message" did you just "send a message" or did
you use the "Test Account Settings" function in the Email Account setup
dialog box?

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This morning it was "Test Account Settings"
I've done both. The outcome is the same.



But what error message did the test account settings show? There must have
been one if the test message was never received...

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"Gordon"
wrote in message
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"Sid9" wrote in message
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I ran OUTLOOK in safe mode and sent the test
message......it appeared in the web browser
but not in the OUTLOOK inbox.


When you say "sent a test message" did you
just "send a message" or did you use the "Test
Account Settings" function in the Email
Account setup dialog box?

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Asking a question?
Please tell us the version of the application
you are asking about,
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and the FULL contents of any error message(s)

This morning it was "Test Account Settings"
I've done both. The outcome is the same.



But what error message did the test account
settings show? There must have been one if the
test message was never received...

There is no error message. All functions were
completed.
The test message appeared in Internet Explorer but
not in OUTLOOK's inbox. If I created a test
message addressed to myself it does not appear in
OUTLOOK's inbox. Only in IE.

I did receive another spam email at 10:15AM, about
25 minutes ago that appeared in my OUTLOOK inbox
but not in IE.








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"Sid9" wrote in message
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There is no error message. All functions were completed.
The test message appeared in Internet Explorer but not in OUTLOOK's inbox.
If I created a test message addressed to myself it does not appear in
OUTLOOK's inbox. Only in IE.

I did receive another spam email at 10:15AM, about 25 minutes ago that
appeared in my OUTLOOK inbox but not in IE.

If you're accessing the same mailbox at Yahoo with IE and with Outlook,
there's simply NO WAY that Outlook could receive a message of any kind, spam
or otherwise, and not have had it appear in the server's Inbox (or in the
case of Yahoo and depending on your SpamGuard settings, the Spam folder
instead). EVERYTHING filters through that mailbox.
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"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]"
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"Sid9" wrote in message
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There is no error message. All functions were
completed.
The test message appeared in Internet Explorer
but not in OUTLOOK's inbox. If I created a test
message addressed to myself it does not appear
in OUTLOOK's inbox. Only in IE.

I did receive another spam email at 10:15AM,
about 25 minutes ago that appeared in my
OUTLOOK inbox but not in IE.

If you're accessing the same mailbox at Yahoo
with IE and with Outlook, there's simply NO WAY
that Outlook could receive a message of any
kind, spam or otherwise, and not have had it
appear in the server's Inbox (or in the case of
Yahoo and depending on your SpamGuard settings,
the Spam folder instead). EVERYTHING filters
through that mailbox.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I assume you mean Yahoo's mailbox.

I will turn off log off Yahoo mail on IE and send
a test message.

Thanks for your response......I be back soon...ATT
Yahoo mail seems a lot slower than Bellsouth's
POP3 mail.

"Sid9" wrote in message
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"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote in message
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"Sid9" wrote in message
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There is no error message. All functions were
completed.
The test message appeared in Internet Explorer
but not in OUTLOOK's inbox. If I created a
test message addressed to myself it does not
appear in OUTLOOK's inbox. Only in IE.

I did receive another spam email at 10:15AM,
about 25 minutes ago that appeared in my
OUTLOOK inbox but not in IE.

If you're accessing the same mailbox at Yahoo
with IE and with Outlook, there's simply NO WAY
that Outlook could receive a message of any
kind, spam or otherwise, and not have had it
appear in the server's Inbox (or in the case of
Yahoo and depending on your SpamGuard settings,
the Spam folder instead). EVERYTHING filters
through that mailbox.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I assume you mean Yahoo's mailbox.

I will turn off log off Yahoo mail on IE and
send a test message.

Thanks for your response......I be back
soon...ATT Yahoo mail seems a lot slower than
Bellsouth's POP3 mail.


I originated two emails.

One from my ATT/ Yahoo account and one from my
Hotmail account neither has appeared in any folder
in OUTLOOK.

PS....Thank you for your response....

It is now about 1 hour and 15 min later.....

I will log on to IE and see if my messages are
there....

I have 20 messages in my IE in box and 4 in the
spam folder.

Both messages I originated appear in IE

"Sid9" wrote in message
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"Sid9" wrote in message
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"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote in message
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"Sid9" wrote in message
...

There is no error message. All functions were
completed.
The test message appeared in Internet
Explorer but not in OUTLOOK's inbox. If I
created a test message addressed to myself it
does not appear in OUTLOOK's inbox. Only in
IE.

I did receive another spam email at 10:15AM,
about 25 minutes ago that appeared in my
OUTLOOK inbox but not in IE.

If you're accessing the same mailbox at Yahoo
with IE and with Outlook, there's simply NO
WAY that Outlook could receive a message of
any kind, spam or otherwise, and not have had
it appear in the server's Inbox (or in the
case of Yahoo and depending on your SpamGuard
settings, the Spam folder instead).
EVERYTHING filters through that mailbox.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I assume you mean Yahoo's mailbox.

I will turn off log off Yahoo mail on IE and
send a test message.

Thanks for your response......I be back
soon...ATT Yahoo mail seems a lot slower than
Bellsouth's POP3 mail.


I originated two emails.

One from my ATT/ Yahoo account and one from my
Hotmail account neither has appeared in any
folder in OUTLOOK.

PS....Thank you for your response....

It is now about 1 hour and 15 min later.....

I will log on to IE and see if my messages are
there....

I have 20 messages in my IE in box and 4 in the
spam folder.

Both messages I originated appear in IE


Ran SCANPST.EXE found forty errors.....no help for
this.

This problem is not unique...others have had the
same.
I've found no solution yet

YAHOO is no help at all

This problem is not unique to my primary computer.

I set up this same email account at ATT. YAHOO.
COM on another computer that never had an email
account.

The account was successfully installed and
succeeded logging in and sending the test message.

The test message did not appear on that computer's
OUTLOOK inbox nor did it appear on this machine's
inbox.

However it did appear on IE ATT/ Yahoo mail.

I becoming paranoid...I think they want me to see
all the ads they publish.

My conclusion is that this problem has nothing to
do with OUTLOOK and is a YAHOO mail problem.







"Sid9" wrote in message
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"Sid9" wrote in message
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"Sid9" wrote in message
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"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]"
wrote in message
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"Sid9" wrote in message
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There is no error message. All functions
were completed.
The test message appeared in Internet
Explorer but not in OUTLOOK's inbox. If I
created a test message addressed to myself
it does not appear in OUTLOOK's inbox. Only
in IE.

I did receive another spam email at 10:15AM,
about 25 minutes ago that appeared in my
OUTLOOK inbox but not in IE.

If you're accessing the same mailbox at Yahoo
with IE and with Outlook, there's simply NO
WAY that Outlook could receive a message of
any kind, spam or otherwise, and not have had
it appear in the server's Inbox (or in the
case of Yahoo and depending on your SpamGuard
settings, the Spam folder instead).
EVERYTHING filters through that mailbox.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I assume you mean Yahoo's mailbox.

I will turn off log off Yahoo mail on IE and
send a test message.

Thanks for your response......I be back
soon...ATT Yahoo mail seems a lot slower than
Bellsouth's POP3 mail.


I originated two emails.

One from my ATT/ Yahoo account and one from my
Hotmail account neither has appeared in any
folder in OUTLOOK.

PS....Thank you for your response....

It is now about 1 hour and 15 min later.....

I will log on to IE and see if my messages are
there....

I have 20 messages in my IE in box and 4 in the
spam folder.

Both messages I originated appear in IE


Ran SCANPST.EXE found forty errors.....no help
for this.

This problem is not unique...others have had the
same.
I've found no solution yet

YAHOO is no help at all

"Sid9" wrote in message
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This problem is not unique to my primary computer.

I set up this same email account at ATT. YAHOO. COM on another computer
that never had an email account.

The account was successfully installed and succeeded logging in and
sending the test message.

The test message did not appear on that computer's OUTLOOK inbox nor did
it appear on this machine's inbox.



Just a thought - do you have to TELL Yahoo that you want to access via POP?
In ordinary Yahoo accounts you have to do that. In Yahoo webmail it's in
Settings-POP and Forwarding...

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"Sid9" wrote in message
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I have 20 messages in my IE in box and 4 in the spam folder.

Um, IE doesn't have an Inbox. Do you mean the Yahoo Inbox? If you start
Outlook and perform a send/receive, does the Send/Receive Status dialogue
show Outlook receiving anything?
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