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Matt L
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as per title
_Allan_
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What Outlook version do you have and who is your provider?. Most have help guides on their home website.

e.g:

http://service.o2.co.uk/IQ/srvs/cgi-bin/webcgi.exe?New,KB=Companion,question=ref(user):str(Mobile),CASE=11009

[Edited on 08-01-2009 by _Allan_]
Matt L
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office 2003, and whittie
Matt L
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ok it apparently sent the emails last night that i was testing
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Whittie is your provider?
Matt L
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yeh , but it kept asking me for a password when i was sending emails and when ever i typed something it, it kept saying failed, yet sent them
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Mate go to control panel on your hosting.

Click on e-mail accounts

Scroll down to current accounts (assuming you've set one up)

Scroll across to the last option; configure mail client.

Choose your version of outlook

Then outlook opens with your settings

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What do you mean Whittie?. Which ISP are you with?.
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whittie i tried that but theres no option for 2003 so i didnt know which one to choose

yes i am useless with this
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Underneath the settings for which outlook to pick, there should be manual settings.

Have you inputted those, do they work?
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yeh i used the settings at the bottom of the page, but like i said it kept asking my for a password then saying it failed but checking my emails today it had sent them ill have another go tonight

 
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