how to schedule automatic downloads of new mail

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I previously used outlook express, and there was a box you could check to
automatically download email from the server, and you could type in the time
intervals, i.e. check for and download any new email every 5 minutes, 20
minute, 30 mintues, etc. I cannot find a similar feature in Outlook. Can
someone explain to me how set up MS Outlook to schedule automatic downloads
of new email from the server
 
MS Outlook Professional 2003

Russ Valentine said:
Only if you provide your version.
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Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
sabsfilter said:
I previously used outlook express, and there was a box you could check to
automatically download email from the server, and you could type in the
time
intervals, i.e. check for and download any new email every 5 minutes, 20
minute, 30 mintues, etc. I cannot find a similar feature in Outlook. Can
someone explain to me how set up MS Outlook to schedule automatic
downloads
of new email from the server
 
Tools > Send/Receive > Send/Receive Settings > Define Send/Receive groups
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
sabsfilter said:
MS Outlook Professional 2003

Russ Valentine said:
Only if you provide your version.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
sabsfilter said:
I previously used outlook express, and there was a box you could check
to
automatically download email from the server, and you could type in the
time
intervals, i.e. check for and download any new email every 5 minutes,
20
minute, 30 mintues, etc. I cannot find a similar feature in Outlook.
Can
someone explain to me how set up MS Outlook to schedule automatic
downloads
of new email from the server
 
Thank you. I swear that I followed that path and then nothing would happen.
This time, the dialogue box came up with what I was looking for. I guess I
needed your official word :-)

Thanks again.

Russ Valentine said:
Tools > Send/Receive > Send/Receive Settings > Define Send/Receive groups
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
sabsfilter said:
MS Outlook Professional 2003

Russ Valentine said:
Only if you provide your version.
--
Russ Valentine
[MVP-Outlook]
I previously used outlook express, and there was a box you could check
to
automatically download email from the server, and you could type in the
time
intervals, i.e. check for and download any new email every 5 minutes,
20
minute, 30 mintues, etc. I cannot find a similar feature in Outlook.
Can
someone explain to me how set up MS Outlook to schedule automatic
downloads
of new email from the server
 
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