Unable to send - receive
 

I'm not able to send-receive using outlook 2003.
When I test my connection settings, the test is successful.
Just recently my System Administrator changed my account type to Power User
from Administrator. He also un-installed some prog. Now when i configure
outlook 2003 connection settings, test is successful but nothing happens when
i click on send-recieve button.
Outlook 2000 is working properly.
Am i missing some dll?

Unable to send - receive
 

no error is received after clicking on the button

"AmVij" wrote:

I'm not able to send-receive using outlook 2003.
When I test my connection settings, the test is successful.
Just recently my System Administrator changed my account type to Power User
from Administrator. He also un-installed some prog. Now when i configure
outlook 2003 connection settings, test is successful but nothing happens when
i click on send-recieve button.
Outlook 2000 is working properly.
Am i missing some dll?

Unable to send - receive
 

AmVij wrote:

I'm not able to send-receive using outlook 2003.
....snip...
Outlook 2000 is working properly.

There's no way for you to have both Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003 installed
simultaneously. You're leaving out information.
--
Brian Tillman

Unable to send - receive
 

Yes.
I got 2003 uninstalled and 2000 was installed. It works fine.
But when i upgrade that again to 2003, I'm not able to send receive. the
connection settings test though is successful.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

AmVij wrote:

I'm not able to send-receive using outlook 2003.
....snip...
Outlook 2000 is working properly.

There's no way for you to have both Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003 installed
simultaneously. You're leaving out information.
--
Brian Tillman

Unable to send - receive
 

I'm using POP/SMTP account type. Outlook Express is also working fine.
Any other info reqd. OS is windows XP SP2.

"AmVij" wrote:

Yes.
I got 2003 uninstalled and 2000 was installed. It works fine.
But when i upgrade that again to 2003, I'm not able to send receive. the
connection settings test though is successful.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

AmVij wrote:

I'm not able to send-receive using outlook 2003.
....snip...
Outlook 2000 is working properly.

There's no way for you to have both Outlook 2000 and Outlook 2003 installed
simultaneously. You're leaving out information.
--
Brian Tillman

Unable to send - receive
 

AmVij wrote:

I got 2003 uninstalled and 2000 was installed. It works fine.
But when i upgrade that again to 2003, I'm not able to send receive.
the connection settings test though is successful.

Did you create a new mail profile (Control PanelMail) after upgrading?
--
Brian Tillman

Unable to send - receive
 

Interesting. Very similar situation here, except when I test my settings,
mine fail.

"AmVij" wrote:

I'm not able to send-receive using outlook 2003.
When I test my connection settings, the test is successful.
Just recently my System Administrator changed my account type to Power User
from Administrator. He also un-installed some prog. Now when i configure
outlook 2003 connection settings, test is successful but nothing happens when
i click on send-recieve button.
Outlook 2000 is working properly.
Am i missing some dll?

Unable to send - receive
 

I did so.
As I've mentioned before, the settings test is successful, but nothing
happens when i click on send/rec or press F9. No errors are reported.
Thanks

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

AmVij wrote:

I got 2003 uninstalled and 2000 was installed. It works fine.
But when i upgrade that again to 2003, I'm not able to send receive.
the connection settings test though is successful.

Did you create a new mail profile (Control PanelMail) after upgrading?
--
Brian Tillman

Unable to send - receive
 

Even when i click on
Tools - Options - Mail Setup - Send/Receive
nothing happens!!!

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

AmVij wrote:

I got 2003 uninstalled and 2000 was installed. It works fine.
But when i upgrade that again to 2003, I'm not able to send receive.
the connection settings test though is successful.

Did you create a new mail profile (Control PanelMail) after upgrading?
--
Brian Tillman