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Walter Kramer
If I start up my computer, I am normally off-line. The connection to
the internet is made if I start up my e-mail program or internet
explorer.
At least this used to be the situation. It still functions with
outlook express and internet explorer, but I cannot get it to function
with "Outlook 2003".
If I am on-line Outlook 2003 functions correctly, but it refuses to
connect on send/recieve if I am off-line.
My settings for Internet-Email | Connection tab are:
"Connect using LAN" (I use an ADSL connection)
"Connect using modem if Outlook off-line" is selected
and I selected the modem I want to use.
(Note that I have a dutch language version of Windows XP and Office,
so the actual wording on tabs, buttons and selection boxes may be
different)
I know that I can assure to be on-line before starting up Outlook
2003, but I just wonder why it doesn't function anymore the way it
used to.
Thanks,
Walter
the internet is made if I start up my e-mail program or internet
explorer.
At least this used to be the situation. It still functions with
outlook express and internet explorer, but I cannot get it to function
with "Outlook 2003".
If I am on-line Outlook 2003 functions correctly, but it refuses to
connect on send/recieve if I am off-line.
My settings for Internet-Email | Connection tab are:
"Connect using LAN" (I use an ADSL connection)
"Connect using modem if Outlook off-line" is selected
and I selected the modem I want to use.
(Note that I have a dutch language version of Windows XP and Office,
so the actual wording on tabs, buttons and selection boxes may be
different)
I know that I can assure to be on-line before starting up Outlook
2003, but I just wonder why it doesn't function anymore the way it
used to.
Thanks,
Walter