Outlook 2000 SR-1, all attachments, a fresh install, and errors

Hi folks, Have a workstation (Dell) that the hard drive failed. The Dell tech came in and replaced the hard drive then started the 'Restore'. He left and I finished up the restore of the OS (win2k pro). I then installed Office 2000 sr-1. That is all that is on this box, all that was, and

RE: Outlook 2000 SR-1, all attachments, a fresh install, anderro rs

: Outlook 2000 SR-1, all attachments, a fresh install, anderro rs Q198083 -Original Message- From: Dean Michael Dorman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, March 21, 2002 10:38 AM To: Exchange Discussions Subject: Outlook 2000 SR-1, all attachments, a fresh install, and errors Hi

VBA In Outlook 2002 to replace Rules Wizard

Folks, I just want to replace my rules wizard with my own VBA code. Simply want to trigger an event when a message arrives and do filtering based mostly on the To: line. I want to move certain messages to certain folders, etc. Nothing too complicated but I can't seem to find any clear info that

RE: Server Slower Than Workstations

I would check the DHCP reolution success on the workstations. Also, I had a situation in which a certain app would slow down considerably and periodically on new workstations from a popular vendor. It wasn't until I removed that reprehensible piece of Faux-ware (IMHO) Norton AV that the

RE: Reading headers

Looks like typical spam attempt. Intermail is an email server (http://www.openwave.com/newsroom/2001/20010227_interland_0227.html) apparently run from someone's box hooked to Bell Nexxia's cable modem network. 65.x.x.x is usually cable modem range. Try SpamCop when you get stuff like

Rules Wizard Failure in Outlook 2002

I am having a failure on a client's system in which Outlook 2002 refuses to activate new rules. The error reports that there are options used which prevent the rule from being activated or there is not enough room to store all the rules. There are only 26 simple rules and it is refusing the

RE: Rules Wizard Failure in Outlook 2002

a public folder to this list and sub yourself as the poster and eliminate the rule altogether. -Original Message- From: Dean Michael Dorman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, January 30, 2002 8:18 AM To: Exchange Discussions Subject: Rules Wizard Failure in Outlook 2002 I am having