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April 14th 07, 07:48 PM
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Access to Outlook on a new computer
My computer is being repaired. I have borrowed a computer that has outlook --
through office 2003 installed. How can I access my outlook account -- somehow change the user name & password so I can check my e-mail & send messages? Thanks in advance for your help. -- jonina 
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April 14th 07, 08:00 PM
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You dont have an outlook account you have an account provided by your ISP
which you can access in OL I would use the Mail Applet in the control panel (with OL closed) to creat a new Profile, add a data file and your email account details By creating a new data file, you can remove it and copy it to your PC when its returned "jonina" wrote in message ... My computer is being repaired. I have borrowed a computer that has outlook -- through office 2003 installed. How can I access my outlook account -- somehow change the user name & password so I can check my e-mail & send messages? Thanks in advance for your help. -- jonina
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April 14th 07, 08:38 PM
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Hi jonina,
have a look on this site: How to create a new e-mail profile in Outlook 2003?: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=829918 Maybe it helps. -- Oliver Vukovics Share Outlook without Exchange: Public ShareFolder Synchronisation for Notebooks: Public SyncTool http://www.publicshareware.com "jonina" schrieb im Newsbeitrag ... My computer is being repaired. I have borrowed a computer that has outlook -- through office 2003 installed. How can I access my outlook account -- somehow change the user name & password so I can check my e-mail & send messages? Thanks in advance for your help. -- jonina
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April 14th 07, 09:08 PM
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I have tried to use your suggestions -- setting up a new e-mail account with
the settings that I used in my other computer plus my current smtp information. I am repeatedly prompted to enter my network password & when I get out of that loop I am told that outlook could not connect to the incoming POP3 server or outgoing mail server -- it's a lot more text to the 2 error messages. What am I doing wrong? -- jonina "jonina" wrote: My computer is being repaired. I have borrowed a computer that has outlook -- through office 2003 installed. How can I access my outlook account -- somehow change the user name & password so I can check my e-mail & send messages? Thanks in advance for your help. -- jonina
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April 14th 07, 11:37 PM
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Is the borrowed computer set up for your ISP?
-- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "jonina" wrote in message ... I have tried to use your suggestions -- setting up a new e-mail account with the settings that I used in my other computer plus my current smtp information. I am repeatedly prompted to enter my network password & when I get out of that loop I am told that outlook could not connect to the incoming POP3 server or outgoing mail server -- it's a lot more text to the 2 error messages. What am I doing wrong? -- jonina "jonina" wrote: My computer is being repaired. I have borrowed a computer that has outlook -- through office 2003 installed. How can I access my outlook account -- somehow change the user name & password so I can check my e-mail & send messages? Thanks in advance for your help. -- jonina
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April 14th 07, 11:48 PM
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yes -- if I understand you correctly it's connect via DSL -- using my account
info with my DSL provider -- AT&T IS. DSL working OK. The account I'm trying to access is already set-up on the mail server -- Is there something in the "data file" area that I may need to change? -- jonina "Peter Foldes" wrote: Is the borrowed computer set up for your ISP? -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "jonina" wrote in message ... I have tried to use your suggestions -- setting up a new e-mail account with the settings that I used in my other computer plus my current smtp information. I am repeatedly prompted to enter my network password & when I get out of that loop I am told that outlook could not connect to the incoming POP3 server or outgoing mail server -- it's a lot more text to the 2 error messages. What am I doing wrong? -- jonina "jonina" wrote: My computer is being repaired. I have borrowed a computer that has outlook -- through office 2003 installed. How can I access my outlook account -- somehow change the user name & password so I can check my e-mail & send messages? Thanks in advance for your help. -- jonina
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April 15th 07, 12:16 AM
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The hang-up seems to be that the computer has difficulty finding the outgoing
mail server SMTP. Connected to the POP 3 mail server properly. I am currently connected on DSL using my account info. -- jonina "jonina" wrote: yes -- if I understand you correctly it's connect via DSL -- using my account info with my DSL provider -- AT&T IS. DSL working OK. The account I'm trying to access is already set-up on the mail server -- Is there something in the "data file" area that I may need to change? -- jonina "Peter Foldes" wrote: Is the borrowed computer set up for your ISP? -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "jonina" wrote in message ... I have tried to use your suggestions -- setting up a new e-mail account with the settings that I used in my other computer plus my current smtp information. I am repeatedly prompted to enter my network password & when I get out of that loop I am told that outlook could not connect to the incoming POP3 server or outgoing mail server -- it's a lot more text to the 2 error messages. What am I doing wrong? -- jonina "jonina" wrote: My computer is being repaired. I have borrowed a computer that has outlook -- through office 2003 installed. How can I access my outlook account -- somehow change the user name & password so I can check my e-mail & send messages? Thanks in advance for your help. -- jonina
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April 15th 07, 03:39 AM
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Post the complete error message as shown.
-- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "jonina" wrote in message ... The hang-up seems to be that the computer has difficulty finding the outgoing mail server SMTP. Connected to the POP 3 mail server properly. I am currently connected on DSL using my account info. -- jonina "jonina" wrote: yes -- if I understand you correctly it's connect via DSL -- using my account info with my DSL provider -- AT&T IS. DSL working OK. The account I'm trying to access is already set-up on the mail server -- Is there something in the "data file" area that I may need to change? -- jonina "Peter Foldes" wrote: Is the borrowed computer set up for your ISP? -- Peter Please Reply to Newsgroup for the benefit of others Requests for assistance by email can not and will not be acknowledged. "jonina" wrote in message ... I have tried to use your suggestions -- setting up a new e-mail account with the settings that I used in my other computer plus my current smtp information. I am repeatedly prompted to enter my network password & when I get out of that loop I am told that outlook could not connect to the incoming POP3 server or outgoing mail server -- it's a lot more text to the 2 error messages. What am I doing wrong? -- jonina "jonina" wrote: My computer is being repaired. I have borrowed a computer that has outlook -- through office 2003 installed. How can I access my outlook account -- somehow change the user name & password so I can check my e-mail & send messages? Thanks in advance for your help. -- jonina
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