Summary: When I am in Outlook 2003 and go to attach a file into an email, when you hit the paper clip(insert file),and then hit the drop down to navigate to wh...
Summary: When I am in Outlook 2003 and go to attach a file into an email, when you hit the paper clip(insert file),and then hit the drop down to navigate to wh...
Summary: In a Lan environment (Exchange Mail Server 2003)running windows xp with sp2 when attaching a file on outlook 2000 the system hangs for about 30 second...
Summary: As a new "security" feature of Outlook 2003, you can no longer send / recieve Office files as attachments (so it would seem). Is there any simple way ...
Summary: When using Outlook 2003 and opening an attachment straight from the Reading Pane, the document opens as Read Only and will always open Read Only w...
Summary: Is there a setting in Outlook 2003 that can be changed that allows larger files to be emailed? I can send smaller files, but larger files will not sen...
Summary: I have been noticing a strange occurance in Outlook 2003 lately. When I do a send/receive with nothing in the Outbox occasionally I notice something i...
Summary: I have a friend who uses Outlook 2003. They want to be able to have several panes open at the same time, such as InBox, Calender and maybe Tasks. They...
Summary: Brian, I too am experencing the same problem. An exchange 5.5 server with outlook 2003 clients. When you attempt to print a calander out of the publ...
Summary: Hi guys, I have Outlook 2003 with the latest SP2 update. My .pst file is less than 2 gig (though that shouldn't matter because Outlook 2003 can handle...
Summary: We've been experiencing a weird problem with a number of Outlook 2003 installs. When we upgrade a client from Outlook 98 to 2003, everything appears t...
Summary: I have Outlook 2003 and when there is a lot of messgaes in the inbox, it takes ages to display each of the messages. I have thought about changing the...
Summary: IN Outlook 2003 (SP2) When reading mail from JUNK Mailers I can "Right Click" - Select "Junk Mail" and then "Add Sender to Blocked Senders List"... ...
Summary: User is using Microsoft Outlook 2003 on an XP machine within a Windows Server 2003 domain environment. Outlook is configured for a mailbox via Exch...
Summary: This question was raised some time ago - can anyone answer it? http://www.computing.net/windows2000/wwwboard/forum/62789.html When users open Word 200...
Summary: In Windows Explorer, I can right-click a file and choose "Send To > Mail Recipient". Alternatively, when I'm working on an Office 2003 document I can ...
Summary: I have a user who wants the ability to browse through only Excel files when attaching in Outlook, but Excel isn't listed. How do I add Excel to the Fi...
Summary: Hiya all. Got an annoying problem! One of the 'computer guys' at work decided the best way to solve a problem of a larger than 2 gig .spt file in outl...
Summary: When attaching a file that is on my desktop, to an email message, I go to change the LOOKIN drop down box and it says: initializing the root folders t...
Summary: I upgraded to Outlook 2003 and now when I click on outlook it freezes. The cursor turns into an hour glass and the only way to get out of it is click ...
Summary: Specifically I cannot open JPG and JPEG attachments inside Outlook 2003 mails WITH MICROSOFT VIEWER. Other viewers do. It appears a Microsoft viewer s...
Summary: I have just spent most of the morning trying to get Outlook 2003 to work after getting something like the following error message when I tried to run ...
Summary: I switched to Outlook over Outlook Express, when Outlook '97 came out. I am now using Outlook 2007. As Jennifer stated Outlook is much more robust tha...
Summary: Attachments in Outlook 2003 used to go in a seperate attachemnt line. Mow they go into the body of the email - no attachment line appears. How can I...
Summary: Hello, I have Outlook 2003 installed on Windows 2003 STD server. I can create the mail mapi profile, click check name and resolves the Exchange serve...
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