Hi,

Please help me.

I have two computers in different rooms. They are connected to the same router by wire.

After I download a message using one computer, the same message is no longer available for download on the other computer.

How can I set Outlook such that I can download a message multiple times from more than one computer? Or is it something I have to arrange with my ISP, so that they keep the messages for a certain time?

Many thanks

Roy Mayo

> After I download a message using one computer, the same message is no
> longer available for download on the other computer.
>
> How can I set Outlook such that I can download a message multiple
> times from more than one computer? Or is it something I have to
> arrange with my ISP, so that they keep the messages for a certain
> time?

Version of Outlook?

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-f.h

f.h hello and thanks for your response.

The versionof Outlook I use is that embedderd in Microsoft Office 2007.

Sorry if this reply is late, because when I tried earlier, this forum was so slow as to be unworkable. I hope that it performs better today.

Many thanks

Roy Mayo.

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> Sorry if this reply is late, because when I tried earlier, this forum was
> so slow as to be unworkable. I hope that it performs better today.
>

I don't know what "FUDforum" is, but you would be FAR FAR better off
accessing these newsgroups directly, through a news reader.

Setting up Outlook Express/Windows Mail to access Microsoft newsgroups
http://www.michaelstevenstech.com/ou...snewreader.htm

Accessing the MS newsgroups in Outlook Express/Windows Mail Newsreader
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/e...roupsetup.mspx

> The versionof Outlook I use is that embedderd in Microsoft Office
> 2007.

http://support.tigertech.net/outlook-2007-lmos

> Sorry if this reply is late, because when I tried earlier, this forum
> was so slow as to be unworkable. I hope that it performs better today.

I agree with the other reply. Consider using OE or other NNTP reader and
working directly with msnews.microsoft.com, rather than some web based forum.

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-f.h.