MS Outlook Question

The screen shot is a bit small but readable. Thanks in advance to anyone who can come up with a constructive solution! :)

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Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Thanks in advance to anyone who can come up with a constructive solution!

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Download Thunderbird.




/You are welcome.

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Originally Posted by quimbian corholla

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Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Thanks in advance to anyone who can come up with a constructive solution!

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Download Thunderbird.




/You are welcome.

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Thanks but I'll stick with Outlook. Better features.

I might install Office 2010 and there's a heap of features there.

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Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Thanks but I'll stick with Outlook. Better features.

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Yeah, not being able to get email is a great feature for a mail client! :D

Window's password management is a fucking disaster in my experience. I have Outlook 2010 which like to crash on occasion and I usually have to re-enter the main account's password.

And yes, I prefer Thunderbird, but it doesn't work properly with MS Sharepoint crappy email system.

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Originally Posted by Boon Mee

Thanks in advance to anyone who can come up with a constructive solution!

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make sure to enable "save this password" in that box after you entered the correct password,

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Originally Posted by quimbian corholla

Download Thunderbird.

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crappy email client, Outlook Express and Outlook XP is far better

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Originally Posted by Butterfly

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Originally Posted by Boon Mee

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make sure to enable "save this password" in that box after you entered the correct password,

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When I bought my last computer - a Sony laptop couple of years ago I asked the salesman (this was in a Sony store in Zeer - Rangsit) if he would install Office 2003 as that was the 'suite' I was used to on my XP machine.

Big mistake. It appears Office 2003 has an incompatibility issue(s) with Windows 7 so a shop in Suphan City installed Office 2007 and haven't had a problem with either machine until this network password thing which I now believe was caused by changing passwords in gmail.

Actually, for my purposes, Office 2010 has 'too much' and I don't think I'll install that.

Thanks to all who contributed to this thread. :)

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Originally Posted by Boon Mee

this network password thing which I now believe was caused by changing passwords in gmail.

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it's not a network password, it's the windows box for your gmail password

if you change your password in gmail.com, of course you will need to enter the correct password in that popup box, that's a given.

Not sure how you could have missed that.

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Originally Posted by Butterfly

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Originally Posted by Boon Mee

this network password thing which I now believe was caused by changing passwords in gmail.

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it's not a network password, it's the windows box for your gmail password

if you change your password in gmail.com, of course you will need to enter the correct password in that popup box, that's a given.

Not sure how you could have missed that.

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I'm not sure either but as previously stated it's been one giant brain fart on my part. Thanks again for your help!:)

^ this is what happens when you watch too much FOX NEWS

a lesson to be learn for sure :)

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Originally Posted by Butterfly

^ this is what happens when you watch too much FOX NEWS

a lesson to be learn for sure :)

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Actually, I don't watch Fox News - heh. True Visions doesn't provide it and I can't be arsed to stream it on my computer.

Was up in China when this whole sorry tale started. Changed the password in gmail and promptly forgot that I had done that. Distracted or something...