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Accounts without POP information -- or at least not checking

 
 
lawpoop
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      12th Aug 2009
Hello!

I have Outlook 2002 . I have three separate accounts that I want to
send email from, but I only want to download email from a single
account ( The other accounts forward mail to the first account ). I
notice that Outlook won't let me have a set of account settings
without specifying a POP server and username. I can put in bogus
information, just to close the "Account Settings" window ( or whatever
it's called ), but I don't want error messages popping up saying
"Could not find server...". I couldn't find any place to indicate not
to check email for a pop account.

Where do I set an account not to check POP mail, or can I set up an
account without POP information?
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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      12th Aug 2009
press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the send and receive dialog and set the account not
download new mail (uncheck include in s/r group). Then use mail or something
similar for the server name and fake account info.

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"lawpoop" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hello!
>
> I have Outlook 2002 . I have three separate accounts that I want to
> send email from, but I only want to download email from a single
> account ( The other accounts forward mail to the first account ). I
> notice that Outlook won't let me have a set of account settings
> without specifying a POP server and username. I can put in bogus
> information, just to close the "Account Settings" window ( or whatever
> it's called ), but I don't want error messages popping up saying
> "Could not find server...". I couldn't find any place to indicate not
> to check email for a pop account.
>
> Where do I set an account not to check POP mail, or can I set up an
> account without POP information?


 
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lawpoop
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      12th Aug 2009
On Aug 12, 12:54*pm, "Diane Poremsky [MVP]" <outlook...@msn.com>
wrote:
> press Ctrl+Alt+S to open the send and receive dialog and set the account not
> download new mail (uncheck include in s/r group). Then use mail or something
> similar for the server name and fake account info.


Diane, thanks! That's just want worked.
 
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