Talk to your mail admin or create a new mail profile.
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. Due to
the (insert latest virus name here) virus, all mail sent to my personal
account will be deleted without reading.
After furious head scratching, Jimmy Outlook asked:
| Thanks for your reply, I'm using a desktop computer at work. It is
| also giving me this problem: In order to reply to an email I must
| delete the name on the original sender in the "to:" field and
| re-enter the name of the sender by clicking on "to:" and selecting
| them from my contacts. If I recieve email from someone not in my
| contact list I have to add them as a contact and go though the
| process re-entering the contact in the "to:" field as mentioned
| earlier. If I want to send an email to an address not in my contact
| list I have to create a new contact and enter the email address that
| I want to send the email to and go though the process re-entering the
| new contact in the "to:" field mentioned earlier. It get really
| annoying to reply to email that I receive. Any help would be
| greatful.
|
| "CVT Trainer" wrote:
|
|| What scenario are using Outlook in? Desktop computer at work? Laptop
|| that you connect and disconnect from an Exchange Server?
||
|| Sounds like you used to be connecting to an exchange server but now
|| have moved away from your original connection. Tools | Services
|| allows you to change the connection settings of your account.
||
||
|| message ||| Question: When I start Outlook 2000 I get a message saying "The
||| server containing the global address list is no longer available".
||| Does anyone know how I could go about fixing this problem? Thanks.
||| J.
