It worked fine one evening.  The next morning when I
connected the usual way, my dial up window popped up as
usual - but neither it nor OE 6 were responsive.  I can't
get in to OE to do anything.

Is there a way to "log on" to OE to access my email account (like a
web-based account such as Hotmail?) My computer is down, & I need to have
access to my email. Any ideas are appreciated!
LW

I keep getting in IE 6 a about:blank, can anybody help me take this probelm
away. I will appreciate!
HB

I keep getting in IE 6 a about:blank, can anybody help me take this probelm
away. I will appreciate!
HB

Having just changed to broadband (Now Wanadoo, previously BTOpenworld), it
seems I can't send messages to any people on my address book as it keeps
using my BT details. Do I have to physically add every single entry in my
new address book from my current one in Outlook Express?

Is there a way to run outlook in the system tray? It would be good to
received the e-mails without having to have the program open all day...
Thanks!

I am able to receive messages but when I try to send a messgae I get this
error message:
An unknown error has occurred. Account: 'Mona', Server:
'http://services.msn.com/svcs/hotmail/httpmail.asp', Protocol: HTTPMail,

Outlook express wont let me export individual groups from
my address book. It makes me export the whole address book.
I have mailing lists configured into groups but they have
gotton really big so I want to export them into an online

I've been using OE6 since it came out and I've never had
a problem before.  All of a sudden (about 1 1/2 weeks
ago), everytime I try to send e-mail I get this message:
"The connection to the server has failed.

Since I had to repair XP due to some problems installing
SP2 ( and not being to un-install it), Outlook Express
starts real slow and takes over a minute to switch
between identies. Anybody had this problem before.

Anyone know why, when printing pages of text from Google Groups, the right
hand side of the page is omitted?
Thanks

I recently copied .dbx files to a CD in two ways:  (1) as individual
files, and (2) by copying them in toto--as the Identities folder, its
long-numbered subfolder, the Microsoft subfolder under that, and the
Outlook Express folder under that (containing the .dbx folders/files).

I have Windows XP and Windows98SE installed in separate primary partitions,
using a boot manager. Lately (for some months) I have experienced problems
downloading mail in both OutlookExpress 6.0 and Outlook2000, when in XP.  I
get a message that I have, say, 30 messages waiting, ...

I upgraded my PC from Win98SE to WinXP Home using a
licensed upgrade program.  I reinstalled my Office 2000
Professional.  Now my Outlook Express no longer opens,
giving an error message that either my computer is out of

I am running Windows XP on a Dell Pentium 4 Desktop.
I succesfully downloaded sp2 for Windows XP last week no
problems. However now I find that my outlook express will
not start and the first message says that my disk is full