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July 30th 07, 07:08 PM
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Cannot modify Exchange Server Name
When I am in Outlook and go to Tools | Email Accounts | View or Change
existing account, the Microsoft Exchange server name is grayed out so I cannot modify it. I get the same result if I go in through the Control Panel. I can't see any Group Policy that would be causing this. Any ideas? Thanks!! 
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July 31st 07, 01:55 AM
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Cannot modify Exchange Server Name
Close Outlook and other things that might be using e-mail and then go thru
the mail applet in the control panel to change. "Carolanne" wrote in message ... When I am in Outlook and go to Tools | Email Accounts | View or Change existing account, the Microsoft Exchange server name is grayed out so I cannot modify it. I get the same result if I go in through the Control Panel. I can't see any Group Policy that would be causing this. Any ideas? Thanks!!
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October 16th 07, 03:15 AM
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Cannot modify Exchange Server Name
Man, this advice was helpful. You can install Outlook without touch the
control panel, so I never thought about it. This problem was driving me nuts for hours... Thanks... "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: Close Outlook and other things that might be using e-mail and then go thru the mail applet in the control panel to change. "Carolanne" wrote in message ... When I am in Outlook and go to Tools | Email Accounts | View or Change existing account, the Microsoft Exchange server name is grayed out so I cannot modify it. I get the same result if I go in through the Control Panel. I can't see any Group Policy that would be causing this. Any ideas? Thanks!!
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