Office Outlook 2007

I just installed outlook 2007 and went to configure it and the new e-mail
account is asking for a user name and a password, what do I do? I don't know
of any password being on my old version Outlook 2003 and I have no idea what
to do. Please help, thank you.

If you forget your password, you'll need to try a password recovery or
contact your isp to reset it.

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"Christa Garress" Christa wrote in
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I just installed outlook 2007 and went to configure it and the new e-mail
account is asking for a user name and a password, what do I do? I don't
know
of any password being on my old version Outlook 2003 and I have no idea
what
to do. Please help, thank you.

You need to Upgrade your PST by pst19upg.exe. This very tool removes the
pst password and lets you to access the emails and other items contained
in it without the need of any password.

If this very tool does not work then you can with the aid of pst
password recovery you can easily recover your lost pst password....It
can also repair and restore data from damage PST and split large PST
files.


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"juicysen" juicysen.47yv9b@invalid wrote in message
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You need to Upgrade your PST by pst19upg.exe. This very tool removes the
pst password and lets you to access the emails and other items contained
in it without the need of any password.

I'm not sure what message you think you're answering because you didn't quote
any of the prior thread, but this is, I believe, obsolete advice.
Pst19upg.exe is very old and geared toward ANSI PSTs. I'm doubtful that it
will work correctly on Unicode PSTs used by Outlook 2003 and later.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I agree with above suggestion, you can take help from 'Email Recovery'
(http://www.stellarinfo.co.in/email-repair.htm) or password recovery
company, they will help you retrieve your forget password.

'Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook Wrote:
;133143']"juicysen" juicysen.47yv9b@invalid wrote in message
news:juicysen.47yv9b@invalid...

You need to Upgrade your PST by pst19upg.exe. This very tool removes
the
pst password and lets you to access the emails and other items
contained
in it without the need of any password.

I'm not sure what message you think you're answering because you didn't
quote
any of the prior thread, but this is, I believe, obsolete advice.
Pst19upg.exe is very old and geared toward ANSI PSTs. I'm doubtful
that it
will work correctly on Unicode PSTs used by Outlook 2003 and later.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


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"nancy0123" nancy0123.482iyy@invalid wrote in message
news:nancy0123.482iyy@invalid...

I agree with above suggestion, you can take help from 'Email Recovery'
(http://www.stellarinfo.co.in/email-repair.htm) or password recovery
company, they will help you retrieve your forget password.

Begone, spammer!
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]