Send and receive e-mail on Office Outlook 2003 vs Outlook Express

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Guest

Recently installed Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 and everything seems to be
okay, calendar, tasks etc., except that my e-mail still goes to Outlook
Express. How can I have just one system (Microsoft Office Outlook 2003)
 
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Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]

Remove your email accounts from OE. Have you set them up in Outlook yet?
 
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Brian Tillman

Felix Stein said:
Recently installed Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 and everything seems
to be okay, calendar, tasks etc., except that my e-mail still goes to
Outlook Express. How can I have just one system (Microsoft Office
Outlook 2003)

Don't run Outlook Express and it won't download you rmesages.
 
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Guest

Change your default email handler in Control Panel or IE, Internet Options,
Programs. As an added fail safe, in OE change your acct setttings to "leave
mail on server." Then you can use OE when you want and it will still be
available in OL.
 
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Guest

Felix Stein said:
Recently installed Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 and everything seems to be
okay, calendar, tasks etc., except that my e-mail still goes to Outlook
Express. How can I have just one system (Microsoft Office Outlook 2003)
 
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Guest

So get this - not only do you have to not be running Outlook Express to get
your email in Outlook 2003, but the default setting my OL2003 came with was
set to not collect mail at all. You need to go into email settings and tell
it to collect your email periodically. Wow.
 
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Brian Tillman

Toby O'Connor said:
So get this - not only do you have to not be running Outlook Express
to get your email in Outlook 2003,

Not true. Outlook and Outlook Express coexist quite nicely. You can even
access the same mail servers with them.
but the default setting my OL2003
came with was set to not collect mail at all. You need to go into
email settings and tell it to collect your email periodically. Wow.

That's true for most of the mail clients I can think of.
 

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