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Ok, thanks Brian, I will attempt your suggested remedy

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

horrob wrote:

Thank you Brian, it all seems pretty involved, but if all else fails
I will give a try.

GIive it a try, even if nothing else has failed.

I thought if Outlook was corrupted could I not simply put in my Win.
XP disc and re-run it?

Sorry, that's not a correct assumption.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Hi again Brian, I had a look at Outlook express and it appears at this point
in time I dont have the same problems as in Outlook.
Do you think that will solve my problem?, even though I wont have the same
resources as before I can live with that, I just dont want to start using it
and then develop the same problem?

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

horrob wrote:

Thank you Brian, it all seems pretty involved, but if all else fails
I will give a try.

GIive it a try, even if nothing else has failed.

I thought if Outlook was corrupted could I not simply put in my Win.
XP disc and re-run it?

Sorry, that's not a correct assumption.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

horrob wrote:

Hi again Brian, I had a look at Outlook express and it appears at
this point in time I dont have the same problems as in Outlook.
Do you think that will solve my problem?, even though I wont have the
same resources as before I can live with that, I just dont want to
start using it and then develop the same problem?

Outlook Express is a simpler program and often will work when Outlook
doesn't, but that's no guarantee it will always work when Outlook doesn't.
Any POP/SMTP client is subject to the same protocol requirements as any
other.

That said, if you don't need features ike calendaring and task management,
use whatever tool suits you.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Thank you Brian, I really do appreciate all the help you have provided me,
and I can live without calendars etc. even though they can be very helpful
especially as you get older, if I become frustrated because I have forgotten
something I will go back to outlook and do what you suggested.
Once again thank you.
horrob

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

horrob wrote:

Hi again Brian, I had a look at Outlook express and it appears at
this point in time I dont have the same problems as in Outlook.
Do you think that will solve my problem?, even though I wont have the
same resources as before I can live with that, I just dont want to
start using it and then develop the same problem?

Outlook Express is a simpler program and often will work when Outlook
doesn't, but that's no guarantee it will always work when Outlook doesn't.
Any POP/SMTP client is subject to the same protocol requirements as any
other.

That said, if you don't need features ike calendaring and task management,
use whatever tool suits you.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]