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Connection can not be established? IMAP is in OFFLINE mode?

 
 
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      16th Nov 2005
As soon as I switch on the computer, I get the message " A connection to the
server could not be established. IMAP is now in Offline mode!" Again I got
the message that "Unable to download from IMAP". There will be no trouble
after solving this problem. I look forward to your reply. Thanks
 
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      16th Nov 2005
Do you have an IMAP account configured in Outlook? It seems to be having
trouble connecting. Can you check with the server's provider?

"Bhagwan Vazirani" <Bhagwan (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> As soon as I switch on the computer, I get the message " A connection to
> the
> server could not be established. IMAP is now in Offline mode!" Again I
> got
> the message that "Unable to download from IMAP". There will be no trouble
> after solving this problem. I look forward to your reply. Thanks



 
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