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I just purchased a computer w/XP on it. I have a cable modem, always before it automatically downloaded mail. Sometimes Outlook Express will bring in the mail and sometimes I have to hit send and receive to get my mail. I am sure it is in the way it is set up, can someone help?
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In Outlook Express, go to Tools, Options, General tab,
click the option for Send & Receive Messages at Startup, then OK. Also above that option, make sure the When Starting go directly to my Inbox option is checked . . . Good Luck ! >-----Original Message----- >I just purchased a computer w/XP on it. I have a cable modem, always before it automatically downloaded mail. Sometimes Outlook Express will bring in the mail and sometimes I have to hit send and receive to get my mail. I am sure it is in the way it is set up, can someone help? >Thanks >. > |
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