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OK Diane and Peter the Dell version is history Just need help with the original Outlook issue
I guess you did not grasp what I was saying. The computer with the
Dell OEM version is not the computer I am having the issue with and have ceased using it since I had been informed I don't "own" that particular copy. That is version 2003 and the computer I have the sending issue with has 2002 running and it is a VALID purchased version of Office To be perfectly honest I could screenshot the thing and show I had only started that one twice. The screenshot would show that I was on the 3rd start of Office of course but please take my word it is not in use. I suppose I could have installed the older 2002 version that is on the box with the issue while I reformatted and re-installed XP Pro, which I own 8 legitimate copies of for my business. Or I could have "retired" one of the other machines to accomplish the same thing and re-re-tired it when I got my main personal home machine up and running again. I was only going to use the other computer as a stand-in while I reformatted and re-installed the XP OS on my main computer. I wouldn't expect to go back to a computer with a 1.0 ghz P-III. I only installed it so I could retrieve my e-mail while I gathered up all the drivers and such for my NEWEST computer about 9 months old. I have put off doing it as it has 6 HD's, and I was also going to swap the video card so I can get a digital signal to my 2 monitor set-up. My ATI Hydavision only sends analog. I have since purchased a 2 DVI port card. So add that to the fact I am a big procrastinator (perhaps I could be the King of them) Installing all the newer hardware and all drivers is a very time consuming task and for now I just wanted the "band-aid" to fix Outlook. With all that drivel and explaining that I have ceased using the Dell 2003 version do you think you might have a suggestion as to what is keeping me from sending e-mail in Outlook 2002 yet I receive fine plus, it tests fine when in the "edit" screen? Regards, MrShade aka Roscoe (you will not find my handle or nym in any pirate group. Please take a look) Knowledge is like money, the less you talk about it the more people assume you have. |
OK Diane and Peter the Dell version is history Just need help with the original Outlook issue
I'm afraid you started a new thread, and as such it is difficult to work out
what the origonal question/problem is "Roscoe P Pendoscoe" wrote in message ... I guess you did not grasp what I was saying. The computer with the Dell OEM version is not the computer I am having the issue with and have ceased using it since I had been informed I don't "own" that particular copy. That is version 2003 and the computer I have the sending issue with has 2002 running and it is a VALID purchased version of Office To be perfectly honest I could screenshot the thing and show I had only started that one twice. The screenshot would show that I was on the 3rd start of Office of course but please take my word it is not in use. I suppose I could have installed the older 2002 version that is on the box with the issue while I reformatted and re-installed XP Pro, which I own 8 legitimate copies of for my business. Or I could have "retired" one of the other machines to accomplish the same thing and re-re-tired it when I got my main personal home machine up and running again. I was only going to use the other computer as a stand-in while I reformatted and re-installed the XP OS on my main computer. I wouldn't expect to go back to a computer with a 1.0 ghz P-III. I only installed it so I could retrieve my e-mail while I gathered up all the drivers and such for my NEWEST computer about 9 months old. I have put off doing it as it has 6 HD's, and I was also going to swap the video card so I can get a digital signal to my 2 monitor set-up. My ATI Hydavision only sends analog. I have since purchased a 2 DVI port card. So add that to the fact I am a big procrastinator (perhaps I could be the King of them) Installing all the newer hardware and all drivers is a very time consuming task and for now I just wanted the "band-aid" to fix Outlook. With all that drivel and explaining that I have ceased using the Dell 2003 version do you think you might have a suggestion as to what is keeping me from sending e-mail in Outlook 2002 yet I receive fine plus, it tests fine when in the "edit" screen? Regards, MrShade aka Roscoe (you will not find my handle or nym in any pirate group. Please take a look) Knowledge is like money, the less you talk about it the more people assume you have. |
OK Diane and Peter the Dell version is history Just need help with the original Outlook issue
On Sun, 4 May 2008 15:24:59 +0100, "DL" address@invalid wrote:
I'm afraid you started a new thread, and as such it is difficult to work out what the origonal question/problem is we'll just use the other thread from this point. I was only trying to get attention on a different point. Roscoe Knowledge is like money, the less you talk about it the more people assume you have. |
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