Hi I have a colleague who has installed Outlook 2007 and part of Office 2007
Enterprise.

When he starts Outlook, it goes into the configuration routine and
immediately tries to link to an Exchange Server, which he doesn't want it to
do. He wants to set up a standard POP account, but as Outlook cannot
connect to an Exchange server, he goes round in a loop and then Outlook
closed down.

Is this because he is using Enterprise? If so is it possible to circum
vent this so that he can set up a standard Pop account?

Many thanks
Alex

Use the Mail Applet in the Control Panel to correctly configure the
connection

BTW What does installed Outlook & part of Office 2007 mean, you cannot mix
versions

"Alex Hammerstein" wrote in message
...
Hi I have a colleague who has installed Outlook 2007 and part of Office
2007
Enterprise.

When he starts Outlook, it goes into the configuration routine and
immediately tries to link to an Exchange Server, which he doesn't want it
to
do. He wants to set up a standard POP account, but as Outlook cannot
connect to an Exchange server, he goes round in a loop and then Outlook
closed down.

Is this because he is using Enterprise? If so is it possible to circum
vent this so that he can set up a standard Pop account?

Many thanks
Alex

I am having the exact same problem - with installation of Enterprise - with
Outlook. Could you please be more specific about where I can find the "Mail
Applet" and the steps I need to follow? I have been trying to correct this
problem all day with no luck. (I have a new pc and have tried to get it up
and running - with Outlook being the main problem. OS is Windows 7.)

"DL" wrote:

Use the Mail Applet in the Control Panel to correctly configure the
connection

BTW What does installed Outlook & part of Office 2007 mean, you cannot mix
versions

"Alex Hammerstein" wrote in message
...
Hi I have a colleague who has installed Outlook 2007 and part of Office
2007
Enterprise.

When he starts Outlook, it goes into the configuration routine and
immediately tries to link to an Exchange Server, which he doesn't want it
to
do. He wants to set up a standard POP account, but as Outlook cannot
connect to an Exchange server, he goes round in a loop and then Outlook
closed down.

Is this because he is using Enterprise? If so is it possible to circum
vent this so that he can set up a standard Pop account?

Many thanks
Alex



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It's in User Accounts and Family Safety.
For additional details see;
http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/newprofile.htm

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Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
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http://www.msoutlook.info/
Real World Questions, Real World Answers

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"AR" wrote in message
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I am having the exact same problem - with installation of Enterprise -
with
Outlook. Could you please be more specific about where I can find the
"Mail
Applet" and the steps I need to follow? I have been trying to correct this
problem all day with no luck. (I have a new pc and have tried to get it up
and running - with Outlook being the main problem. OS is Windows 7.)

"DL" wrote:

Use the Mail Applet in the Control Panel to correctly configure the
connection

BTW What does installed Outlook & part of Office 2007 mean, you cannot
mix
versions

"Alex Hammerstein" wrote in message
...
Hi I have a colleague who has installed Outlook 2007 and part of Office
2007
Enterprise.

When he starts Outlook, it goes into the configuration routine and
immediately tries to link to an Exchange Server, which he doesn't want
it
to
do. He wants to set up a standard POP account, but as Outlook cannot
connect to an Exchange server, he goes round in a loop and then Outlook
closed down.

Is this because he is using Enterprise? If so is it possible to
circum
vent this so that he can set up a standard Pop account?

Many thanks
Alex



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