I've shut my DSL off and on several times. I sometimes get the following popup, and that's why I'm posting on this forum. Does anyone have any ideas of what may be switched off? Make sure any antivirus or firewall programs on your computer allow Windows Live Mail wlmail. I've gone through Norton 's menus and can't find anything that may be causing the problem.
Can't find anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Apparently the error you get would be caused by something wrong with the account in Windows Live Mail. I just realized I have given you the link to one of the threads about the error, while I meant to give you the link to the board where you can find several threads about the same issue. Thanks so much for both your replies. I read them both thoroughly, especially the first one. Thanks a lot in advance! Friday, September 10, AM.
Monday, September 13, AM. Try pressing Alt, then click File, then click Work Offline. Proposed as answer by rbul Thursday, February 7, PM. Friday, September 10, PM. Wednesday, January 5, PM. Tuesday, February 8, AM.
You have been misinformed. Friday, June 24, AM. Sabrina, your solution should not be marked as a solution. Tuesday, September 6, AM. I came across this post while looking for a more elegant solution, but not sure that one exists.
Friday, September 9, AM. Funny thing; how it's possible for them to be alienated, but not a customer? They owe me an apology. Saturday, September 17, PM. One of them recently told me that they could no longer send or receive e-mails. Clicked 'yes'. Message repeats.
Clicked 'yes' again. WLM9 is still offline, and going to Files and trying to uncheck "Work offline" did not work; it was permanently locked into working offline. It occurred to me that I had just run a Win 7 update. WLM9 then worked online. WLM9 has continued to work perfectly ever since.
One member of the family I mentioned supporting had a stroke and is sight impaired. She needs to create e-mails with a yellow background and an pt.
WLM12 does not have stationery, so it's not possible to do that. WLM12 removes inline embedded photos and makes them attachments with a "View slide show" at the top of the message. This totally screws up the message, leaving empty picture placeholders where the pictures were, so you get those with the text that was under them in the message body, none of which now makes any sense. The problem is caused by the most recent critical update to Win 7. As Seen On. Create an offline Outlook Data File.
Click Account Settings , and then click Account Settings. On the E-mail tab, select the Exchange Server account, and then click Change. In the File box, type the path to the file that you want to use as the.
The default file name is Outlook. If this file already exists, you are prompted for a new name. On the E-mail tab, select the Exchange account, and then click Change. Always start Outlook offline Click Manually control connection state , and then click Work offline and use dial-up networking. Choose whether to work offline or online each time you start Outlook Click Manually control connection state , and then select the Choose the connection type when starting check box.
Always connect to the network Click Manually control connection state , and then click Connect with the network. Outlook automatically detects whether a connection to the server is available Click Automatically detect connection state. If Outlook is unable to connect with the mail server, it starts in offline mode automatically.
Note: To specify the amount of time to wait for a response from the server before you are notified to retry or work offline, type a number in the Seconds Until Server Connection Timeout box. However, there are times when working online is not practical. For example, there can be times when a network connection is not available because of your location.
There are also instances when even though a connection might be available, you don't want to use it to avoid incurring connection fees. If your account connects to Exchange, your messages are saved in your server's mailbox. When you are connected to the server and work online, you can use all of the functionality in Outlook, such as opening items, moving them between folders, and deleting items. That is when offline folders, which are saved in an Offline Folder file.
When you are online, this. For POP3 e-mail accounts, messages are sent immediately if the Send immediately when connected check box is selected on the Mail Setup tab Tools menu, Options command. Also, for IMAP e-mail accounts, folders are not available when offline. When you work offline, Outlook connects to the mail server only when you choose for it to do so.
When offline, Outlook does not try to connect to your mail server to check for new messages, download headers that you marked for download, or send messages.
You must restart Outlook to switch between working online and offline. Consider using Cached Exchange Mode for greater flexibility when you switch between online and offline connection states. If you want to customize the settings, including where to save the Offline Folder file.
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