Send and Receive Option

[Jerry]

On my desktop I have send and receive button/tab.

Some how on my notebook, I have failed to check this option and so it does
not show up. Could someone please help me to find where to check so that I
always have at hand the option to send and receive. I would be grateful

MS Office Outlook 2007

Thanks for any help

Jerry

 

[VanguardLH]

On my desktop I have send and receive button/tab.

Some how on my notebook, I have failed to check this option and so it does
not show up. Could someone please help me to find where to check so that I
always have at hand the option to send and receive. I would be grateful

MS Office Outlook 2007

Did you yet define an account so you can receive and send to it?

 

[Jerry]

yes

Did you yet define an account so you can receive and send to it?

 

[Peter Foldes]

Unless you set up your email account properly with your ISP the Send\Receive button
will not show

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

On my desktop I have send and receive button/tab.

Some how on my notebook, I have failed to check this option and so it does
not show up. Could someone please help me to find where to check so that I
always have at hand the option to send and receive. I would be grateful

MS Office Outlook 2007

With Outlook closed, delete the file outcmd.dat in the (usually hidden) folder
%AppData%\Microsoft\Outlook and try again.

 

[VanguardLH]

VanguardLH wrote ...


yes

You really sure? http://support.microsoft.com/kb/297863

What TYPE of e-mail accounts are defined in Outlook? Did you just
install OL2007 and were previously using Outlook Express with a Hotmail
account? If so, read http://support.microsoft.com/kb/293075 (you'll
have to define a POP account in OL2007 unless you go with the Outlook
Connector add-on to add Deltasync support to Outlook).

Is this the Send button that should appear in the toolbar when you are
composing a new e-mail?

Did you perhaps customize the toolbar? If so, right-click on an unused
portion of the toolbar, Customize, select Standard toolbar, and click
Reset. Otherwise you can delete the outcmd.dat file to reset your
customizations back to the defaults.

 

[VanguardLH]

Unless you set up your email account properly with your ISP the Send\Receive button
will not show

I doubt that. Outlook hasn't a clue as to what are the correct
parameters to define an account in Outlook that will work with the
targeted e-mail provider. Defining an account does NOT require you
actually use that account. Outlook won't know the parameter are
incorrect until you actually have Outlook try to establish a mail
session.

 

[Jerry]

No, that did not correct it either. Thanks for the try
Jerry