I am having the same problem as Rebecca. But this site won't let me view any responses / solutions to her query. Can someone please help? > On Saturday, November 15, 2008 10:51 PM Rebecc wrote: > My e-mails show up only in the unread folder, not in the inbox. After they > are > viewed in the Unread folder, they are gone and can not be found when doing a > search in all folders.

In the words of Victor Meldrew, "I DON'T BELIEEEEVE IT!!" (maybe for UK TV addicts ;o) Well this fixed it for me. For ages now my Outlook 2007 (on XP SP3) refused to use the configured .wav in the control panel Sounds and Audio devices, instead it would only use the system 'BEEP'. After much searching and even rebuilding my computer, it remained, which meant that the problem was either

Hi I accidently deleted my inbox emails Is it possible to recover them? (Imap, Outlook 2010) -- Martin

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Steve Franks wrote on 08/01/2007 06:48 ET : > When I try to run Scanpst it says: > The procedure entry point could not be located in the > dynamic link library MSMAPI32.dll > Can anyone please tell me how I fix this? > Thanks > Steve > Outlook uses the MSMAPI32.dll file for purposes like running the Inbox Repair Tool. Since it is automatically installed with Microsoft Outlook, faulty

On Wednesday, April 23, 2008 2:53:01 PM UTC-4, BN wrote: > Hi. > I am a PC Technician and have multiple computers have this issue. Our shop > upgraded from Office XP to Office 2007... and we left Frontpage XP installed. > > The issue is that Outlook 2007 "blinks" as if it was trying to create a new > personal folders file and can't. If you let it do it it will continue for > days

If have sent an email, can I pull it back from the recipient if they have not opened it yet? How do I do that?

Hi, You can use Outlook recovery tools to repair your PST file. Below is a list of them: http://www.datanumen.com/aor/compare.htm Most of them provide a free demo so you can try first. Steve > On Friday, October 31, 2008 10:22 AM sandiegopchel wrote: > I have a pst file from outlook 2002, I imported it back into 2002 and 2007 > with the same issue: > > ALL CONTACTS

Hi All, In the company I work for I'm having an issue with linking into Outlooks2007 global address book using Access2003. At first after linking to the GAL and opened the table I was seeing the x400 style email address instead of the SMTP style no matter which address book I linked to and now when I try to open the linked table Access2003 crashes. I called the help desk here and they

Hi, You can use Outlook recovery tools to repair your PST file. Below is a list of them: http://www.datanumen.com/aor/compare.htm Most of them provide a free demo so you can try first. Steve > On Friday, May 30, 2008 6:08 AM spamlet wrote: > My partner went to open her Outlook this morning (O2003, XPPro), and got the > message: > > "Unable to start processing services.

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I have Win7 & SP1. Recently the printing of documents received by email produces dark and smudged B&W copies. this has never happened before for the past 12 months. Both my printers give the same result. Peter

I have Win7 SP1 & Outlook10. In the email inbox, new arrivals are flagged with a folder opening and a little blue mark next to the name. Any way to make this blue mark bigger, or to put a yellow hi-light thru the name of the new arrival? My lists are so long it's easy to miss them sometimes. Peter

The Outlook junk filter puts suspected junk into Junk E-mail folder. I was informed that I should drag these to the Spam directory in the [Google Mail] folder. Is this right as seem to keep coming back. Why? -- Jim S Tyneside UK www.jimscott.co.uk

This is not the first time I've experienced this problem, and Outlook 2010 is not the only version of Outlook in which I have seen it. I recently changed my laptop from Vista x64 Home Edition to Windows 7 x64

Hi I'm using OL 2010. I haven’t used tasks much in a while. I just looked at the tasks list today to add an item and can see hundreds of emails in there and don’t understand why they are showing there. None of them are flagged. Any suggestions on how I can stop emails appearing in the tasks list and find out what put them there? Thanks for your time. Ian

I have Outlook10, Win7 SP1. Many of my pictures have their filenames as a description. When I send the pictures inserted into an email, I want these file names to go and be seen at the recipient's end. I don't want to type in a caption for several small pictures that I often send. Can someone point me into the right direction? Please help, Peter

right click on outlook, go to "properties", go to the "compatibility" tab, and check the "run this program as an administrator" box. if it is grayed out, then at the bottom click "change settings for all users," then at the bottom check the "run this program as an administrator" box. click apply, then okay, and completely restart outlook. > On Thursday, August 28, 2008 5:40 PM APM J wrote:

Hi, We have a office LAN setup with 16 nodes just based on sharing content to a central Server. Its not a typical Client-Server architecture. We have Win7 and Office 2010 on nodes and Win SVR 2008 R3 on server I want the following to happen, let me know if its possible: SETUP: ======= There is only one machine (say MAIL MACHINE)where Incoming emails are managed, further

Hello, I have an .dbx file and want to import in MS Outlook 2010. I am using WIN 7 operating systems. Plz help.

I have an earthlink email account and want to save them to Outlook before I cancel my earthlink account and loose those emails. Any ideas how to do this. I've already copied them to a CD as a DAT file. > On Thursday, December 03, 2009 10:23 PM vernbodeen wrote: > I have saved my Earthlink emails as DAT and CSV files, but neither can be > usably imported into Outlook 2007.

See here: http://www.outlook-tips.net/2011/1709/inbox-and-message-icons > On Friday, October 23, 2009 2:17 PM bsbm525 wrote: > What is the 'Header Status' column in Outlook 2007? > Why do I need it and is it something I need to pay close attention to? > > Thanks....

How do I make the search and query stuff in Outlook 2007's mail component go away? I never use them, and since I'm blind they're just in the way in my "tab field" when I'm moving from the folder list to the list of emails. I'd like to make them go away, but have been unable to find a way to make them vacate my program screen. Any possibility of making these useless functions go away?