I attempted to setup an exchange server with 2007, it would not sync but now
everytime i open outlook it says "Teh connection to Microsoft Exchange is
unavailable. Ouylook must be online or connected to complete this action" i
hit ok and a box comes up with the server info and mailbox name. i verify
this informatino and select OK and it says "Cannot open your default e-mail
folders. the file C:\users\John\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\outl ook.ost
is not and offline folder file." and i select ok and Outlook closes and i
cant change anything. i have tried reinstalling Office and that changes
nothing and i cant find the specified path it is refering to either. Please
help.

You need to start with a new Profile - not copied

"maki9389" wrote in message
...
I attempted to setup an exchange server with 2007, it would not sync but
now
everytime i open outlook it says "Teh connection to Microsoft Exchange is
unavailable. Ouylook must be online or connected to complete this action"
i
hit ok and a box comes up with the server info and mailbox name. i verify
this informatino and select OK and it says "Cannot open your default
e-mail
folders. the file
C:\users\John\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\outl ook.ost
is not and offline folder file." and i select ok and Outlook closes and i
cant change anything. i have tried reinstalling Office and that changes
nothing and i cant find the specified path it is refering to either.
Please
help.

I have the same problem. I put in exchange info, but cannot connect
because a VPN is required. Outlook hangs on startup, and doesn't give
you the option of going back to revise or delete the profile, and
create a different one. It just shuts down! Nice job, Microsoft!

Unlike XP, in Vista there is no Control Panel Mail option. The only
way I can find to edit or deletean exchange profile is through tools
in outlook. But outlook shuts down before you can access it.

On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 01:36:01 -0700, maki9389
wrote:

I attempted to setup an exchange server with 2007, it would not sync but now
everytime i open outlook it says "Teh connection to Microsoft Exchange is
unavailable. Ouylook must be online or connected to complete this action" i
hit ok and a box comes up with the server info and mailbox name. i verify
this informatino and select OK and it says "Cannot open your default e-mail
folders. the file C:\users\John\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\outl ook.ost
is not and offline folder file." and i select ok and Outlook closes and i
cant change anything. i have tried reinstalling Office and that changes
nothing and i cant find the specified path it is refering to either. Please
help.

In Vista 64, you need to enable 32 bit .cpl.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, Matt asked:

| I have the same problem. I put in exchange info, but cannot connect
| because a VPN is required. Outlook hangs on startup, and doesn't give
| you the option of going back to revise or delete the profile, and
| create a different one. It just shuts down! Nice job, Microsoft!
|
| Unlike XP, in Vista there is no Control Panel Mail option. The only
| way I can find to edit or deletean exchange profile is through tools
| in outlook. But outlook shuts down before you can access it.
|
| On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 01:36:01 -0700, maki9389
| wrote:
|
|| I attempted to setup an exchange server with 2007, it would not sync
|| but now everytime i open outlook it says "Teh connection to
|| Microsoft Exchange is unavailable. Ouylook must be online or
|| connected to complete this action" i hit ok and a box comes up with
|| the server info and mailbox name. i verify this informatino and
|| select OK and it says "Cannot open your default e-mail folders. the
|| file C:\users\John\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Outlook\outl ook.ost is
|| not and offline folder file." and i select ok and Outlook closes and
|| i cant change anything. i have tried reinstalling Office and that
|| changes nothing and i cant find the specified path it is refering to
|| either. Please help.

Ok, something really strange or normal
I can submit junk mail to the junk account when going through smtp.
However
I use the exchange client Outlook and would like to forward the mail to
the junk account without going through smtp. Is this possible?
_____________________________________
Website I designed for 'payday loans edmonton'
(http://www.paydaytown.com) company.


--
genroxbro
http://forums.slipstick.com/

"genroxbro" wrote in message
...

Ok, something really strange or normal
I can submit junk mail to the junk account when going through smtp.
However
I use the exchange client Outlook and would like to forward the mail to
the junk account without going through smtp. Is this possible?

Please explain what you mean by "the junk account" and how you submit junk
mail to it. This sounds to me like the company for which you work has created
a mailbox to which you can forward junk mail for adding to a server-side junk
filter. What does that have to do with Outlook?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Please do not hijack an unrelated thread to append your "issue."

Start your own discussion thread to eliminate confusion.

--
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact.
ALWAYS post your Outlook version.
How to ask a question: http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375


After furious head scratching, genroxbro asked:

| Ok, something really strange or normal
| I can submit junk mail to the junk account when going through smtp.
| However
| I use the exchange client Outlook and would like to forward the mail
| to the junk account without going through smtp. Is this possible?
| _____________________________________
| Website I designed for 'payday loans edmonton'
| (http://www.paydaytown.com) company.

Thanks Milly. I found the answer in another thread.

On Sun, 26 Jul 2009 22:51:36 -0700, "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
what@ever wrote:

In Vista 64, you need to enable 32 bit .cpl.