Unable to launch Mail from icon or menu
Cannot launch Mail from the Browser, whether from icon or menu.
New laptop with XP SP-2 and IE 6 straight from Dell. Using Outlook 2003,
which is the default. All e-mail accounts have been configured and are
working. All settings are exactly the same as laptop I will be replacing (it
is still operational; I am running simultaeously as I install all programs
and configurations).
Did I miss something? As a looong-time user, this one stumps me.
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Relevant Pages
- Lost XP User Account Settings After Password Change
... previous configuration (containing my desktop shortcuts, Windows ... settings and shortcuts are missing from my now default desktop layout ... folder as it contains all of my missing user configurations, ... application ini's and desktop shortcuts. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin) - Lost XP User Account Settings After Password Change
... previous configuration (containing my desktop shortcuts, Windows ... settings and shortcuts are missing from my now default desktop layout ... folder as it contains all of my missing user configurations, ... application ini's and desktop shortcuts. ...
(microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin) - Re: i cant get ppp running
... fine without any additional configurations. ... FreeBSD sends requests, ... >> The modem is a Dialcom ADSL Bridge 1600, ... it's not optional to check the modem's settings:) ...
(freebsd-questions) - Re: How do YOU manage multiple networks?
... the need for static ip configurations ... > I'm reading everywhere that the new PPC2003 makes Wireless networking so ... It seems to me the multitude of settings and the way they are ... Connect to my laptop using a peer to peer connection for filesharing etc. ...
(microsoft.public.pocketpc) - Re: How do YOU manage multiple networks?
... the need for static ip configurations ... > I'm reading everywhere that the new PPC2003 makes Wireless networking so ... It seems to me the multitude of settings and the way they are ... Connect to my laptop using a peer to peer connection for filesharing etc. ...
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