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"dkim@accentasia" wrote in
message ... I am not computer saavy, and do not pretend to be. I have outlook only because some "Contact Us" buttons require it. Other than that singular use, I do not need outlook. If I were you , I'd uninstall Outlook and stick to Outlook Express or Windows Mail, depending on your Windows version. In fact, you don't even need that. You can continue to use the web mail client if you choose, but you'll need to copy/paste the address the "Contact Us" link provides into the compose window the web mail client provides. My question is, everytime I use outlook, it takes all the InBox emails from my main email acoount and moves them to OUtlook. How can I prevent this from happening? In simple layman terms, please. Answered already. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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