Disable Exchange Support?

[Kingsley Jarrett]

Hi,

When installing office 2000 on my computer originally I selected to use
exchange support by mistake. At first I thought I could easilly disably
this but soon found I couldn't. I looked all over the internet for a
soloution but couldn't find one. I gave up and used the Opera client for
web, email and newsgroups.

Whilst this is working fine at the moment I recently aquired a Pocket Pc.
Bundled with it was Outlook 2002, for syncronising notes, appointments and
so forth. After installing it I ran into the same exchange problem, I
don't want exchange support, I have a POP3 box hosted elsewhere on the net
and I need to use outlook to suncronise with the Pocket PC.

Is there anyway of disabling exchange support? Every time I start up
outlook I get a dialouge box saying:

"You can connect to the server using the network, work offline or cancel
this login"

The connect button prompts for a server address, if it cant find the
server it exits
Work offline is useless, because I can't access any of the options
Cancel justs exits

If you could help solve this, it would be great!

Thanks

Kingsley Jarrett

 

[Rod]

1. Open windows Control Panel
2. Double click Mail
3. Click Email Accounts button
4. Click Next button
5. Select the Microsoft Exchange account and click Remove.
6. Click Finish

 

[Kingsley Jarrett]

Great! Thanks!

1. Open windows Control Panel
2. Double click Mail
3. Click Email Accounts button
4. Click Next button
5. Select the Microsoft Exchange account and click Remove.
6. Click Finish