I am trying to force my mail to refresh, or to look for new mail much like
Outlook Express does when you click on "Sync All". Maybe I shouldn't be
concerned with this. Does Outlook deliver mail as soon as it is processed by
the server or is it sent at preset intervals set by the administrator?

Les

perhaps you mean Send/Receive ?

Still learning wrote:

> I am trying to force my mail to refresh, or to look for new mail much like
> Outlook Express does when you click on "Sync All". Maybe I shouldn't be
> concerned with this. Does Outlook deliver mail as soon as it is processed by
> the server or is it sent at preset intervals set by the administrator?
>
> Les

If you use a POP or IMAP account, you need to either use Send and Receive
(F9 for keyboarders) or set up automatic send and receives (Ctrl+alt+S).

Exchange and Outlook connector work on their own schedules - Exchange will
push mail to outlook as it arrives.

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"Still learning" <Still (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I am trying to force my mail to refresh, or to look for new mail much like
> Outlook Express does when you click on "Sync All". Maybe I shouldn't be
> concerned with this. Does Outlook deliver mail as soon as it is processed
> by
> the server or is it sent at preset intervals set by the administrator?
>
> Les