Outlook 2003 Problem...

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Here's a problem someone might be able to help with...I recently installed
Office on my Windows XP computer, (twice actually), and everything works fine
with the exception of Outlook 2003. Upon opening the program, a window pops
up with what appears to be a server window. There are four areas of which to
input information. The first is a server line which is already filled in with
"NULL". The second is a port number which is also filled in with a four digit
number. (neither of these can be changed). The third and fourth is a name and
password request. If I ignore it and click OK, it quits. If I type a name and
password, it quits and when I restart the application, it automatically quits
without the server window coming up anymore. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you!
 
Sounds like there have been previous attempts to configure a mail profile.
Start with a clean one;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
www.howto-outlook.com

Tips of the month:
-FREE tool; QuickMail. Create new Outlook items anywhere from within Windows
-Properly back-up and restore your Outlook data

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Here's a problem someone might be able to help with...I recently installed
Office on my Windows XP computer, (twice actually), and everything works
fine
with the exception of Outlook 2003. Upon opening the program, a window pops
up with what appears to be a server window. There are four areas of which to
input information. The first is a server line which is already filled in
with
"NULL". The second is a port number which is also filled in with a four
digit
number. (neither of these can be changed). The third and fourth is a name
and
password request. If I ignore it and click OK, it quits. If I type a name
and
password, it quits and when I restart the application, it automatically
quits
without the server window coming up anymore. Anyone have any ideas? Thank
you!
 

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