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This is an old post but I'm having this problem as well and can't seem to fix
it. I tried Detect and Repair, and also a full reinstall but nothing worked. Can anyone help? Also, some of my icons for other programs are missing. What is that about? "email junkie in withdrawl" wrote: Hi Allen: I'm afraid not. Since the e-mail was piling up, and I'm pretty dependent on it, I just put the original hard drive back in. So now e-mail's back, but I'm back on the lower capacity drive so I'll need to try again at some point. Glad to know it's not just me, though. "Allen_N" wrote: Did you fix this? I have the same problem since I installed Outlook 2000 Pro on a new Win2000 partition. I can send messages OK, and when I launch Outlook the status window shows my mail accounts connecting to the server (with no error messages), but no mail goes into my InBox. "Email Junkie" wrote: OK, I know this has to be a setting somewhere... After installing a larger drive and using Western Digital's "Data Lifeguard" migration tool to make the new drive my boot drive, I am no longer getting new e-mail (although I can still see everything I had prior to the upgrade). My guess is that the new mail is being delivered to a different directory somehow, but after digging through the program I can't find how to correct this situation. Outgoing e-mail works fine. Any ideas? |
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ME TOO - and it's frustrating. I too re-installed things and now nothing
that used to work, works. I also have BUSINESS CONTACT MANAGER installed - if that makes any difference. I have removed ALL EMAIL ACCOUNTS, and put them back in. I run the TESTS and they all come out fine. Except that the emails is not downloaded, or uploaded. BUT - I don't see the email anywhere. ALSO - I don't even see the SEND/RECEIVE button either. Hmmmm... What did I do, or what do I do next? If it's important - I also added the MSN Connector to use my MSN email as the backbone. Same as before my re-install. It used to operate with 2 POP3 emails too. NOW - nothing seems to work except the MSN connector lets me see my MSN mail folders in the folder view. (as before) but I can't send/receive. ODD isn't it? I've put the whole afternoon into this, and ready to put this laptop in the river to see if it floats.... g I'll keep trying install - un-install, fix - take out emails, put back in emails and wait till it works, or I fix it. I'll log in here with positive results, if I get any - or read a helpful answer, follow it, and post a reply. WHICH EVER COMES FIRST. Thanx, DRIX So -- "Hu is the President of China." "Ed Y" wrote: This is an old post but I'm having this problem as well and can't seem to fix it. I tried Detect and Repair, and also a full reinstall but nothing worked. Can anyone help? Also, some of my icons for other programs are missing. What is that about? "email junkie in withdrawl" wrote: Hi Allen: I'm afraid not. Since the e-mail was piling up, and I'm pretty dependent on it, I just put the original hard drive back in. So now e-mail's back, but I'm back on the lower capacity drive so I'll need to try again at some point. Glad to know it's not just me, though. "Allen_N" wrote: Did you fix this? I have the same problem since I installed Outlook 2000 Pro on a new Win2000 partition. I can send messages OK, and when I launch Outlook the status window shows my mail accounts connecting to the server (with no error messages), but no mail goes into my InBox. "Email Junkie" wrote: OK, I know this has to be a setting somewhere... After installing a larger drive and using Western Digital's "Data Lifeguard" migration tool to make the new drive my boot drive, I am no longer getting new e-mail (although I can still see everything I had prior to the upgrade). My guess is that the new mail is being delivered to a different directory somehow, but after digging through the program I can't find how to correct this situation. Outgoing e-mail works fine. Any ideas? |
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HOO RAY - I FIXED IT! Woo Hoo Too = HOW?
Here's how. In OUTLOOK 2003, DROPDOWN MENU - HELP - DETECT and REPAIR - uncheck "keep my shortcuts", do check "RESTORE DEFAULTS, remove shortcuts." It restored the program back to childhood - NO EMAIL ACCOUNTS - so I then added the POP emails - and they worked fine - with lotz of emails waiting for me. Then - I went to DROP DOWN MENU - Outlook Connect - new accnount - and logged in my MSN email and POW -it wall worked - as we wanted it to! So thanx to MS for putting those switches in it. I hope this helps others who find themselves where I was. Thanx, DRIX -- "Hu is the President of China." = Yes he still is. "Drix" wrote: ME TOO - and it's frustrating. I too re-installed things and now nothing that used to work, works. I also have BUSINESS CONTACT MANAGER installed - if that makes any difference. I have removed ALL EMAIL ACCOUNTS, and put them back in. I run the TESTS and they all come out fine. Except that the emails is not downloaded, or uploaded. BUT - I don't see the email anywhere. ALSO - I don't even see the SEND/RECEIVE button either. Hmmmm... What did I do, or what do I do next? If it's important - I also added the MSN Connector to use my MSN email as the backbone. Same as before my re-install. It used to operate with 2 POP3 emails too. NOW - nothing seems to work except the MSN connector lets me see my MSN mail folders in the folder view. (as before) but I can't send/receive. ODD isn't it? I've put the whole afternoon into this, and ready to put this laptop in the river to see if it floats.... g I'll keep trying install - un-install, fix - take out emails, put back in emails and wait till it works, or I fix it. I'll log in here with positive results, if I get any - or read a helpful answer, follow it, and post a reply. WHICH EVER COMES FIRST. Thanx, DRIX So -- "Hu is the President of China." "Ed Y" wrote: This is an old post but I'm having this problem as well and can't seem to fix it. I tried Detect and Repair, and also a full reinstall but nothing worked. Can anyone help? Also, some of my icons for other programs are missing. What is that about? "email junkie in withdrawl" wrote: Hi Allen: I'm afraid not. Since the e-mail was piling up, and I'm pretty dependent on it, I just put the original hard drive back in. So now e-mail's back, but I'm back on the lower capacity drive so I'll need to try again at some point. Glad to know it's not just me, though. "Allen_N" wrote: Did you fix this? I have the same problem since I installed Outlook 2000 Pro on a new Win2000 partition. I can send messages OK, and when I launch Outlook the status window shows my mail accounts connecting to the server (with no error messages), but no mail goes into my InBox. "Email Junkie" wrote: OK, I know this has to be a setting somewhere... After installing a larger drive and using Western Digital's "Data Lifeguard" migration tool to make the new drive my boot drive, I am no longer getting new e-mail (although I can still see everything I had prior to the upgrade). My guess is that the new mail is being delivered to a different directory somehow, but after digging through the program I can't find how to correct this situation. Outgoing e-mail works fine. Any ideas? |
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