Can not define send/receive group

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hampyoung

I'm using MS Outlook 2003 and have never been able to do a manual
send/receive. That, I can live with. However, now I can't even send or
receive. When I go to define a send/receive group to check the
settings, there's no response.
When I test the account settings, it works; but I can't manually send
anything or receive anything.
I've uninstalled and reinstalled about 6 times. I deleted the .srs
files, even the archive.pst files (had to put those back though) and I
still see the same account listed when I reinstall. I'm thinking
there's some hiccup in some file that isn't being deleted when I
uninstall. I've probably spent 12 hours working on this over the past
month. My default is to wait for Office 2007.

Any ideas on how to get this functional again?

Thanks,
HampYoung
 
UPDATE:

After trying the other things listed to similar problems {renaming the
..srs file, the outcmd.dat file, resetting the toolbars (had done that
before) }, I came across a recommendation to create an entirely new
profile.
I did so (under control pane, mail; then enter the email info) and
deleted the old profile. Then in Outlook, I imported my calendar and
contacts, etc.
Voila ! I can send/receive and I can define the send/receive
settings!!
So, something in the profile was corrupt or just pain old unhappy.

Hope this helps someone else too.

HampYoung
 
hampyoung said:
I came across a recommendation to create an entirely new
profile.
I did so (under control pane, mail; then enter the email info) and
deleted the old profile. Then in Outlook, I imported my calendar and
contacts, etc.

Never export to or import from a PST. There's no need and you lose data.
Why didn't you simply point to that PST in the new profile?
 

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