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Ive just installe Office 2003, i can send e-mails ok but i cant recieve
unless i manually send/recieve?
unless i manually send/recieve?
NH said:Ive just installe Office 2003, i can send e-mails ok but i cant recieve
unless i manually send/recieve?
[email protected] said:We found that the Windows firewall does not automatically enter an
exception for outlook.exe. Once we added it, mail flowed without the
necessity of clicking send/receive. Hope this helps.
[email protected] said:We found that the Windows firewall does not automatically enter an
exception for outlook.exe. Once we added it, mail flowed without the
necessity of clicking send/receive. Hope this helps.
WHAT IS THIS EXCEPTION? - HOW DO YOU
"ADD" IT??
OK, I FOUND THE WINDOWS FIREWALL PLACE, IT SAYS IT IT TURNED OFF,
THERE IS A LONG LIST OF STUFF UNDER EXCEPTIONS, I ADDED OUTLOOK TO
THE LIST, DOES THIS FIREWALL OPTION "HAVE" TO BE TURNED ON?
Brian Tillman said:Please turn off your Caps Lock key. Posting in all caps is considered
shouting.
No, the Windows firewall doesn't need to be turned on, but you should have
_some_ firewall protecting you. If you're a home user, you should use
either the Windows firewall or an add-in firewall like Zone Alarm. In a
corporate environment, the company most likely has one in place for the
entire network.
If the firewall was off, then there's no need to add Outlok to its
exceptions list.
If Outlook won't send or receive unless you click Send/Receive, then, while
viewing your Inbox, press Alt-Ctrl-S and examine the "Schedul an automatic
send/receive every" values. Specify a value of, say, 10 minutes. It
shouldn't' be anything less than about 10 minutes.
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