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or some reasson or another, when I open outlook, the system does not
automaticly start receive/send as it does on my other computer the same program from same windows/office program disks. I've compared all my settings and they are the same. |
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Under mail options, send/receive on starting together with send/receive
every xx minutes? "allen" wrote in message ... or some reasson or another, when I open outlook, the system does not automaticly start receive/send as it does on my other computer the same program from same windows/office program disks. I've compared all my settings and they are the same. |
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"DL" address@invalid wrote in message
... Under mail options, send/receive on starting together with send/receive every xx minutes? You've said this before. Perhaps in some other language it's true, but for English Outook there is no "send/receive on starting" setting. The "Schedule an automatic send/receive every..." takes care of performing the send/receive on startup. There is a "Perform and automatic send/receive when exitring" option, however. Perhaps that's what you remember. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Like I said, I've checked the settings on each computer, and they are
identical. Neither computer is set to automatic send/receive at any interval, but one automaticly receives when I open up the program window. I get a ton of technical mail with drawings/pics/pdfs that take a long time to download. I like it when I just open the outlook program and go get my coffee while messages are downloading. It's only a small inconvenience to have to hit the send/receive button, yet, i would like it to operate the same as my other PC. Getting lazy and spoiled i suppose. There must be a setting in setup somewhere. "Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote: "DL" address@invalid wrote in message ... Under mail options, send/receive on starting together with send/receive every xx minutes? You've said this before. Perhaps in some other language it's true, but for English Outook there is no "send/receive on starting" setting. The "Schedule an automatic send/receive every..." takes care of performing the send/receive on startup. There is a "Perform and automatic send/receive when exitring" option, however. Perhaps that's what you remember. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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I don't use the send/receive every XX minutes feature on either computer. I
prefer to have downloads start when I open the outlook program, and not have to hit the send/receive button. There must be a setting in setup somewhere that I have missed. But, I have went through computers sisde by side 3 times now. all my settings match, yet one downloads when I open the program, w/out any other actions. "DL" wrote: Under mail options, send/receive on starting together with send/receive every xx minutes? "allen" wrote in message ... or some reasson or another, when I open outlook, the system does not automaticly start receive/send as it does on my other computer the same program from same windows/office program disks. I've compared all my settings and they are the same. |
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"allen" wrote in message
... Like I said, I've checked the settings on each computer, and they are identical. Neither computer is set to automatic send/receive at any interval, but one automaticly receives when I open up the program window. I get a ton of technical mail with drawings/pics/pdfs that take a long time to download. I can think of no setting that permits that. Do you have a mobile define cradled on one PC. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message
... I can think of no setting that permits that. Do you have a mobile define cradled on one PC. That's "mobile device". -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Allen, I am/was having the same problem and I think I found it. Tools,
Send/Receive, Send/Receive Settings and then "disable the send receive scheduler" by clicking on it. When I restarted Outlook, the send/receive automatically started. Let me know, Pat "allen" wrote: I don't use the send/receive every XX minutes feature on either computer. I prefer to have downloads start when I open the outlook program, and not have to hit the send/receive button. There must be a setting in setup somewhere that I have missed. But, I have went through computers sisde by side 3 times now. all my settings match, yet one downloads when I open the program, w/out any other actions. "DL" wrote: Under mail options, send/receive on starting together with send/receive every xx minutes? "allen" wrote in message ... or some reasson or another, when I open outlook, the system does not automaticly start receive/send as it does on my other computer the same program from same windows/office program disks. I've compared all my settings and they are the same. |
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