I have set up my accounts at work same as at home but I get the following
error.
The host 'mail.xxxxx.net' could not be found. Please verify that you have
entered the server name correctly. Account: 'xxxxx.net', Server:

When I am in my new Word 2003, and I want to email the document I've been
working on, I go to File>Send To and the only option available is 'Mail
Recipient (For Review)' and that's greyed out.
How can I un-grey it and have other mail options available, like just "Mail

The people in the Word NG suggested I try other NGs.  This is my problem:
When I am in my new Word 2003, and I want to email the document I've been
working on, I go to File>Send To and the only option available is 'Mail
Recipient (For Review)' and that's greyed out.

Okay. I have a major problem here. The system is Windows XP Pro SP2,
with all current updates.
 I had to reinstall Norton Systemworks 2005 after someone screwed it
up. (this is a friend's machine I am working on.) I had to use SymNRT

I hate Windows Messenger and have done everything I know to keep it from
loading. After opening it, I have gone to I have gone to Preferences and
Tools>Options>Preferences and unchecked everything, which keeps it from
loading to my systray, but when I open Outlook Express, there ...

My apologies.  I asked this question months ago and can't find the answers I
printed up.  I received an email message with an attachment, and Outlook
Express Mail Message.  But nothing happens when I try to open it.  What do I
have to do?

While in the middle of compacting OE inbox my laptop crashed. I have Mc Afee
Anti Virus installed. When I restarted the entire contents of one of my two
OE inboxes (the old and bigger store) disappeared.
I’ve searched for it but it does not exist anywhere on my hard disc as a

OE won't let me create any new folders or subfolders. I do the "right click"
but nothing happens. I created a new identity, transferred email folders over
and got to create new folders ... until I rebooted the PC. Then same problem.
None of my other computers with OE have this ...

I am having a terrible time trying to send attachments and they are small
ones 20kb I can't send them on outlook, yahoo, gmail, or yousendit.  I've
contacted Microsoft and they told me to contact Dell so I did and Dell has
gotten me NO WHERE.  I am getting so frustrated.  I took ...

having few accounts in oe, all without password remembered, and not set into
"send/receive all"
so, when making "receive" on particular account, i need to supply password.
but, after mail received, password is still active.

I am helping someone who is using reverse-contrast (all text/controls are
white-on-black) and large fonts to improve screen visibility. Most programs
perform well like this, but OE is behaving badly.
Emails that we recieve formatted normally (HTML or plain) appear as they

I am in a small office, running Windows 98 workstations and OE 6 on a
Windows NT network. Is there a way for everyone to access to a common folder
of Email addresses - in addition to their own - inside OE?
Bill S.

Outlook Express links Aren't connected to the internet.  I have tried
several suggestions, but so far none have worked. Help!
Thanks

I have a folder as a dbx file saved on a memory stick
How can I view messages stored in it?

PHAR n RMA z CY
Besieged  by clever spam , a portion is above;  note that when you highlight
"pharmacy" the letters "zn" on the
far rright of the page highlight as well, and this seems to prevent me from