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I previously used Outlook for two e-mail addresses. One was for my former
company, the other AOL. I left the company so I intentionally deleted the company e-mail address connection. Unfortunately, now my AOL connection is constantly "off line". I have to hit the "send/receive" button to either send or receive mail or re-file an e-mail in my in-bos to a different file folder. How do I get the connection to remain "On" all the time like it used to? Thanks for your help. -- Keith |
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