Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox

[Guest]

Installed Outlook 2007 with BCM - life is good... EXCEPT - when new mail
arrives, it does not show indicator near the clock (yes, turned on) and more
importantly, I have to click on another folder then go back to the inbox to
refresh the inbox and see the message. Any ideas?

 

[Brian Tillman]

Installed Outlook 2007 with BCM - life is good... EXCEPT - when new
mail arrives, it does not show indicator near the clock (yes, turned
on) and more importantly, I have to click on another folder then go
back to the inbox to refresh the inbox and see the message. Any
ideas?

Exchange account?

 

[Guest]

No, not exchange. Just pop acocunts.

A new problem also arose, autocorrect items aren't shared from Word and
Outlook AND Oultook is only holding one line of text... I have a ton of
"premade responses" to make it easier to handle email. Can't figure out how
to use the keyboard codes... discovered quickparts... but how to use wiht
codes and without having to use the mouse and reformatting?

 

[Brian Tillman]

No, not exchange. Just pop acocunts.

I'd look for an interfering add-in

A new problem also arose, autocorrect items aren't shared from Word
and Outlook AND Oultook is only holding one line of text... I have a
ton of "premade responses" to make it easier to handle email. Can't
figure out how to use the keyboard codes... discovered quickparts...
but how to use wiht codes and without having to use the mouse and
reformatting?

I've not had occasion to experiment with quickparts yet.

 

[Guest]

Part I
Brand new computer... no other software installed except Microsoft products,
the only product with Outlook is BCM. Would that be the problem? If yes,
how to fix?

I noticed a few other people in the listing are having the same problem(just
describing with different words) . The mail is likely in the inbox, but I
can' t see it until I click on any other folder, then click on the inbox
again.

Part II
Created another formatted version of quickparts, still can't autocorrect or
use other keyboard shortcuts.

 

[Brian Tillman]

Part I
Brand new computer... no other software installed except Microsoft
products, the only product with Outlook is BCM. Would that be the
problem? If yes, how to fix?

I have seen posts describing problems with BCM. You should be able to
uninstall it with the install wizard for Office in Add or Remove Programs.

 

[Guest]

OK, do you mean uninstall and reinstall or uninstall and don't use the
product? I was sort of looking forward to losing ACT and Quickbooks and
going pure microsoft with business contact manager, and Microsoft accounting.
Can't switch to Microsoft CRM because we don't use a server... but this issue
is a bit more than a nusiance... the inbox folder also reverts to sorting the
from column... so I have to click on another folder, click on inbox, click on
date, scroll up several pages of messages, then click on the new email
message... seems like an awful lot of work to read an email.

 

[Brian Tillman]

OK, do you mean uninstall and reinstall or uninstall and don't use the
product?

I mean uninstall it and see if that affects the outcome. It will be up to
you to decide whether or not you'll reinstall or do without, if it does
affect the outcome.

 

[Guest]

I've removed and reinstalled BCM. When BCM is removed, inbox refreshes just
fine. When reinstalled it stops refreshing. Sounds like a "feature" to me

 

[Edward]

Hi,
Had same problem. Outlook 2007 Dutch with BCM. No refresh of inbox.
Problem caused by Norton Internet Security: firewall

Solution: deleted outlook-prgm from firewall list and started outlook again.
Norton-fw asked what to do with outlook: allow all (not auto).

Problem solved.
Succes

 

[Edward]

Hi,
Had same problem. Outlook 2007 Dutch with BCM. No refresh of inbox.
Problem caused by Norton Internet Security: firewall

Solution: deleted outlook-prgm from firewall list and started outlook again.
Norton-fw asked what to do with outlook: allow all (not auto).

Problem solved.
Succes

 

[Todd Follansbee]

Business contact manager Outlook 2007 has this issue of resorting the Business contacts screen (not the regular contacts screen) and returning to whichever contact I had selected. This happens every 5 seconds (approx) or so and prevents me from finding or selecting Business contacts.
I am single user.
Have an updated video driver (just got reinstalled).
Windows XP with latest updates.
Machine is older but recently put in new processor and ram.



Brian Tillman wrote:

Re: Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
11-Sep-07

Exchange account
-
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Previous Posts In This Thread:

Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
Installed Outlook 2007 with BCM - life is good... EXCEPT - when new mail
arrives, it does not show indicator near the clock (yes, turned on) and more
importantly, I have to click on another folder then go back to the inbox to
refresh the inbox and see the message. Any ideas?

Re: Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
Exchange account
-
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Part I Brand new computer...
Part I
Brand new computer... no other software installed except Microsoft products,
the only product with Outlook is BCM. Would that be the problem? If yes,
how to fix

I noticed a few other people in the listing are having the same problem(just
describing with different words) . The mail is likely in the inbox, but I
can' t see it until I click on any other folder, then click on the inbox
again.

Part I
Created another formatted version of quickparts, still can't autocorrect or
use other keyboard shortcuts.

:

Re: Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
I have seen posts describing problems with BCM. You should be able t
uninstall it with the install wizard for Office in Add or Remove Programs
-
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

OK, do you mean uninstall and reinstall or uninstall and don't use the product?
OK, do you mean uninstall and reinstall or uninstall and don't use the
product? I was sort of looking forward to losing ACT and Quickbooks and
going pure microsoft with business contact manager, and Microsoft accounting.
Can't switch to Microsoft CRM because we don't use a server... but this issue
is a bit more than a nusiance... the inbox folder also reverts to sorting the
from column... so I have to click on another folder, click on inbox, click on
date, scroll up several pages of messages, then click on the new email
message... seems like an awful lot of work to read an email.

:

Re: Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
I mean uninstall it and see if that affects the outcome. It will be up t
you to decide whether or not you will reinstall or do without, if it doe
affect the outcome
-
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


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[Todd Follansbee]

2007 ver.
XP with latest updates as well for GE Force FX 5200 card.

When I select Business contacts (not Outlook contacts) every 5 seconds approx the screen resorts and returns to the last item selected. Makes it impossible to scroll and find objects.
It may possibly happen in other BCM screens but it only happens in the contacts part of the screen, the rest does not "flicker" and change. When I hit a drop down on the nav bar, the resort stops until it goes away.
Any ideas?



Brian Tillman wrote:

Re: Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
11-Sep-07

Exchange account
-
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Previous Posts In This Thread:

Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
Installed Outlook 2007 with BCM - life is good... EXCEPT - when new mail
arrives, it does not show indicator near the clock (yes, turned on) and more
importantly, I have to click on another folder then go back to the inbox to
refresh the inbox and see the message. Any ideas?

Re: Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
Exchange account
-
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Part I Brand new computer...
Part I
Brand new computer... no other software installed except Microsoft products,
the only product with Outlook is BCM. Would that be the problem? If yes,
how to fix

I noticed a few other people in the listing are having the same problem(just
describing with different words) . The mail is likely in the inbox, but I
can' t see it until I click on any other folder, then click on the inbox
again.

Part I
Created another formatted version of quickparts, still can't autocorrect or
use other keyboard shortcuts.

:

Re: Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
I have seen posts describing problems with BCM. You should be able t
uninstall it with the install wizard for Office in Add or Remove Programs
-
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

OK, do you mean uninstall and reinstall or uninstall and don't use the product?
OK, do you mean uninstall and reinstall or uninstall and don't use the
product? I was sort of looking forward to losing ACT and Quickbooks and
going pure microsoft with business contact manager, and Microsoft accounting.
Can't switch to Microsoft CRM because we don't use a server... but this issue
is a bit more than a nusiance... the inbox folder also reverts to sorting the
from column... so I have to click on another folder, click on inbox, click on
date, scroll up several pages of messages, then click on the new email
message... seems like an awful lot of work to read an email.

:

Re: Outlook 2007 Refresh inbox
I mean uninstall it and see if that affects the outcome. It will be up t
you to decide whether or not you will reinstall or do without, if it doe
affect the outcome
-
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Sort and View issue in Business Contact Manager.
Business contact manager Outlook 2007 has this issue of resorting the Business contacts screen (not the regular contacts screen) and returning to whichever contact I had selected. This happens every 5 seconds (approx) or so and prevents me from finding or selecting Business contacts.
I am single user.
Have an updated video driver (just got reinstalled).
Windows XP with latest updates.
Machine is older but recently put in new processor and ram.


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