Thanks for everyones reply on this. The issue was actually a corrupt
Windows 8.1 install. This issue manifested itself by causing issues with
a few other applications as well.
Thanks,
Gilbert
On 12/6/2014 11:28 AM, Eric Shubert wrote:
I would try that first. I appears to met that MS sets up so
I would try that first. I appears to met that MS sets up some things
regarding the server that can't be changed, only established when the
account is being set up. These settings might be in the registry, but
the also might be in the dreaded .pst file. While MS has released specs
for the pst fo
