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See under Options menu in whatever version of OL you are using
"Gregory1" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news  448BC07-4BC9-428C-9834-(E-Mail Removed)...> My emails do not automatically download in Outlook. I have to use the > Remote > email procedure, i.e., click "download message" in Send/Receive and then > "Process". This is time consuming and maddening. > > How can I set up the auto download process that I've experienced using > Outlook elsewhere (including my wife's computer). |
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