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May 25th 09, 09:35 AM
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just created outlook
i like my individual email accounts but when i created outlook it requested
one. so i put an email address in...well my problem is i wanted to put a different one in and now i cant put all the emails back since outlook took all of them 
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May 25th 09, 11:04 AM
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just created outlook
Outlook is a mail handler, not an 'account'
If you set up a pop mail account in outlook, then it would download all msgs, that is what a pop account does. If you are saying you no longer have access to these msgs on your web interface, the only way of recovering them is by sending/forwarding them to that mail address. If your mail address supports imap (eg google) then configuring a imap account would enable you to access msgs both in Outlook and on your web interface "Jessica" wrote in message ... i like my individual email accounts but when i created outlook it requested one. so i put an email address in...well my problem is i wanted to put a different one in and now i cant put all the emails back since outlook took all of them
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May 25th 09, 06:38 PM
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just created outlook
yes i used pop. so can i down load them back to how it was or do i have to
forward everything and then remove that address "DL" wrote: Outlook is a mail handler, not an 'account' If you set up a pop mail account in outlook, then it would download all msgs, that is what a pop account does. If you are saying you no longer have access to these msgs on your web interface, the only way of recovering them is by sending/forwarding them to that mail address. If your mail address supports imap (eg google) then configuring a imap account would enable you to access msgs both in Outlook and on your web interface "Jessica" wrote in message ... i like my individual email accounts but when i created outlook it requested one. so i put an email address in...well my problem is i wanted to put a different one in and now i cant put all the emails back since outlook took all of them
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May 25th 09, 07:04 PM
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just created outlook
You can't send them back once you've downloaded them.
"Jessica" wrote in message ... yes i used pop. so can i down load them back to how it was or do i have to forward everything and then remove that address "DL" wrote: Outlook is a mail handler, not an 'account' If you set up a pop mail account in outlook, then it would download all msgs, that is what a pop account does. If you are saying you no longer have access to these msgs on your web interface, the only way of recovering them is by sending/forwarding them to that mail address. If your mail address supports imap (eg google) then configuring a imap account would enable you to access msgs both in Outlook and on your web interface "Jessica" wrote in message ... i like my individual email accounts but when i created outlook it requested one. so i put an email address in...well my problem is i wanted to put a different one in and now i cant put all the emails back since outlook took all of them
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May 25th 09, 07:43 PM
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just created outlook
"Jessica" wrote in message
... yes i used pop. so can i down load them back to how it was or do i have to forward everything and then remove that address The best you can do for a POP account is to forward the messages as attachments back to yourself. The message you see will be from you to you, but the attachments will be the original messages and you can open them and then reply because they'll contain the original routing information. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
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