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| Thread ID: 30345 | 2003-02-16 23:35:00 | outlook exprss | kings (2729) | Press F1 |
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| 121790 | 2003-02-16 23:35:00 | Could someone please tell me what the difference between outllook express and microsoft outlook. Was microsoft outllook the email programme that came with windows 95.we have both programmes running on our computer and seem to have lost some of the software and are unable to receive emails but are able to send them.Thanks | kings (2729) | ||
| 121791 | 2003-02-16 23:45:00 | outlook express is a e-mail manager and outlook is a "personal manager" ie: does appointments/email/calander etc... :-) |
minos (3185) | ||
| 121792 | 2003-02-17 00:09:00 | Outlook is usually part of Microsoft Office (Although it could be obtained separately) Outlook Express is free, Outlook is not (but may be bundled with some other things) |
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| 121793 | 2003-02-17 00:17:00 | > .... seem to have lost some of the software > and are unable to receive emails but are able to send > them. Your POP3 settings might be incorrect if you are able to send, but not receive emails. These instructions are for Outlook Express (presume Outlook would be similar): Have a look under tools > accounts > properties > servers tab Do the details listed under incoming mail POP3 match what your Internet Server Provider (eg Extra, Ihug) gave you? If you are not sure what your details should be, posted back here with the name of your ISP and we could find the correct settings for you. Jen |
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