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- Outlook General >> Cannot email to a web page linkIf I am on a web page and it has an email addr listed and I select it instead
of bringing up a new email dialog box from my outlook 2003 it gives me an
error message:
Could not perform this operation because the default mail client is not
properly installed.
I have reinstalled outlook but has had no effect. In my internet settings
Microsoft Office Outlook is selected as my default email client.
I have office xp installed and then installed Outlook 2003 seperately.
Thanks for any help.
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- Outlook General >> Send failure messageWas in public.w98.general.discussion and tried to send two attachments
with a reply. File/message to large. Tried again with just one attachment.
Same result. OE keeps telling me that those two messages not sent. That's
fine but everytime I go to OE that message window will pop up. How do I
clear out those messages and/or that window that keeps popping up. I can
close that window but it will come back before long.
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- Outlook >> Preview Pane allows viruses in.My tech advisors have told our users that "when the
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though the envelope icon in the main window shows that the
mail is unread. This allows spam and viruses to enter our
network."
Is this true?
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- Outlook General >> Folder list- displayed orderHi,
I work with Outlook 2002 in an office environment.
Ever since I got Outlook 2002 I have been wondering why in
the Folder List my Personal Folders (and my Public
Folders) are placed above Outlook Today.
I know that it's just a cosmetic thing but I would like to
know if there is some way I can set this straight? I would
like to have the standard way set up again where I have
the Outlook Today folder first, then Personal Folders next
and then Public folders.
Thanks,
Sander
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- IE6&Outlook >> Outlook express receiving attachmentsWhen trying to allow attachments to open in Outlook
Express I cannot 'untick' the box under tools-options-
security To "allow attachments.....". It is in grey scale
and cannot be changed. I have tried to change the registry
key in
<HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Outlook Express>
and have deleted the number in the value data box, but
still no success. I have done this with OE closed, and
also have restarted the computer. I have done this a
number of times. Any other options??
Thank you for your help
JP
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- Outlook General >> outlooki have outlook 2002 currently. got a new computer with outlook 2007. what
format should i export my outlook 2002 files so outlook 2007 can read it?
outlook 2007 is looking for (.ics) files. i normally export my outlook 2002
in (.pst) files. they don't seem to be compatible.
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- Contact >> log on MicrosoftExchange error messageI am attempting to retreive my adress book located in Outlook to use in
Word. Under Tools - Envelopes and Labels - Adress book icon - the following
message appears :_
Logon failed you must logon to Microsoft exchange to access your adress book.
Error code - inspecified error.
Can anyone help me with this please?
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- Outlook >> Trouble opening attachmentsI am having trouble opening some excel and word documents
> recieved via E-Mail the error is as follows
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> "Passed printers 1 can not be accessed. the file may be
> read-only, or you may be trying to access a read only
> location, Or, the server the document is stored on may
not
> be responding"
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> Also i have recieved some PDF files which when i try to
> open them the system32 folder opens.
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> The E-mail server is running fine and the documents are
> not read only, Can anybody help please
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BradMatznick
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 Posted: Wed Feb 28 12:18:30 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
Where is the setting to convert :) to a smile in an e-mail?
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Christian
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| Posted: Wed Feb 28 12:18:30 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
laws, you wrote on Wed, 28 Feb 2007 09:56:08 -0800:
> Where is the setting to convert :) to a smile in an e-mail?
Not possible with Outlook 97-2003. Outlook 2007 supports this feature.
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Christian Goeller
http://www.outlookfaq.net
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grep
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| Posted: Wed Feb 28 14:10:34 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
Unless your mailer will do it on its own, you don't. I guess, if you
wanted to, and you're using HTML email, you could drop a smiley image in
there...
grep
laws wrote:
> Where is the setting to convert :) to a smile in an e-mail?
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Brian
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| Posted: Wed Feb 28 14:19:32 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
laws <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
> Where is the setting to convert :) to a smile in an e-mail?
AutoCorrect will do that.
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Brian
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| Posted: Wed Feb 28 14:20:12 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
Christian Goeller <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
> Not possible with Outlook 97-2003.
Sure it is, at least in OL 2003. AutoCorrect, either in the Outlook
built-in editor or in Word, can to it.
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Brian Tillman
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Christian
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| Posted: Wed Feb 28 22:39:52 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
Brian Tillman, you wrote on Wed, 28 Feb 2007 15:20:12 -0500:
>> Not possible with Outlook 97-2003.
> Sure it is, at least in OL 2003. AutoCorrect, either in the Outlook
> built-in editor or in Word, can to it.
Ok, in works in OL 2003 with Word as email editor ¡X sorry OP! But not
with the Outlook built-in editor, at least not on my computer. When I
compose an (html-)email with Outlook's editor the ":-)" doesn't switch
to a smiley, whereas it works when I use Word as editor.
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Christian Goeller
http://www.outlookfaq.net
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Brian
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| Posted: Thu Mar 01 07:06:19 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
Christian Goeller <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
> Ok, in works in OL 2003 with Word as email editor ¡X sorry OP! But not
> with the Outlook built-in editor, at least not on my computer. When I
> compose an (html-)email with Outlook's editor the ":-)" doesn't switch
> to a smiley, whereas it works when I use Word as editor.
I don't use HTML, but it sure works for Plain Text and Rich Text when using
the built-in editor.
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Christian
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| Posted: Thu Mar 01 08:45:23 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
Brian Tillman, you wrote on Thu, 1 Mar 2007 08:06:19 -0500:
>> Ok, in works in OL 2003 with Word as email editor ¡X sorry OP! But not
>> with the Outlook built-in editor, at least not on my computer. When I
>> compose an (html-)email with Outlook's editor the ":-)" doesn't switch
>> to a smiley, whereas it works when I use Word as editor.
> I don't use HTML, but it sure works for Plain Text and Rich Text when
> using the built-in editor.
It doesn't work neither with HTML, nor with Plain- and Rich-Text! It
also doesn't work with word when using Plain- or Rich-Text. I don't know
the reason why it works on your computer but not on my (Outlook 2003
up-to-date). Might it be that is be related to the different language
versions of our Outlook's?
Here are the options when using Word as editor:
www.outlookfaq.net/images/outlook/AutoKorrekturWord.jpg
And here the AutoCorrect options when using Outlook's built-in editor:
www.outlookfaq.net/images/outlook/AutoKorrekturOL.jpg
In Word's options I see the smileys, but not in Outlook.
By the way, when I use Outlook's editor, the AutoCorrect doesn't work,
whether I use as format HTML, Plain- or Rich-Text.
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Christian Goeller
http://www.outlookfaq.net
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Christian
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| Posted: Thu Mar 01 08:50:41 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
> It also doesn't work with word when using Plain- or Rich-Text.
It works with HTML and Rich-Text, but not with Plain-Text!
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Christian Goeller
http://www.outlookfaq.net
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Brian
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| Posted: Thu Mar 01 21:05:22 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
Christian Goeller <EMail@HideDomain.com> wrote:
> It doesn't work neither with HTML, nor with Plain- and Rich-Text! It
> also doesn't work with word when using Plain- or Rich-Text. I don't
> know the reason why it works on your computer but not on my (Outlook
> 2003 up-to-date). Might it be that is be related to the different
> language versions of our Outlook's?
Beats me. I use English Outlook and when I click
Tools>Options>Spelling>AutoCorrect and check "Replace text as you type", I
can put :-) in the left hand "Replace" field and â?º in the right-hand "With"
field and Outlook's editor does the replacement in both Plain Text and Rich
Text. Perhaps you didn't scroll down far enough or perhaps I added the
replacement myself.
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Christian
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| Posted: Fri Mar 02 08:48:21 CST 2007 |
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Outlook >> How do I convert :) to a smiley in my e-mails?
Brian Tillman, you wrote on Thu, 1 Mar 2007 22:05:22 -0500:
>> It doesn't work neither with HTML, nor with Plain- and Rich-Text! It
>> also doesn't work with word when using Plain- or Rich-Text. I don't
>> know the reason why it works on your computer but not on my (Outlook
>> 2003 up-to-date). Might it be that is be related to the different
>> language versions of our Outlook's?
> Beats me. I use English Outlook and when I click
> Tools>Options>Spelling>AutoCorrect and check "Replace text as you type", I
> can put :-) in the left hand "Replace" field and â?º in the right-hand "With"
> field and Outlook's editor does the replacement in both Plain Text and Rich
> Text.
I have put now the :-) in the left field, and your smiley (I have copied
it out of your posting) in the right field. And it works! If I get it
right I have to copy the smileys from Word, create a new AutoCorrect
"rule" in Outlook and put the smiley in.
> Perhaps you didn't scroll down far enough
Yes, I did! In my Outlook there is no standard replacement :-) -> â?º
> or perhaps I added the replacement myself
Maybe ;-)
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Best Regards
Christian Goeller
http://www.outlookfaq.net
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