automatically sync outlook contacts and live contacts
 

thanks for the post. from what I can tell it wants me to change from a http
mail service to a pop3 mail service. is the http no longer supported?

automatically sync outlook contacts and live contacts
 

"HP" wrote in message
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thanks for the post. from what I can tell it wants me to change from a http
mail service to a pop3 mail service. is the http no longer supported?

Correct. The "classic" HTTP account is no longer supported.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

automatically sync outlook contacts and live contacts
 

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"HP" wrote in message
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thanks for the post. from what I can tell it wants me to change from a http
mail service to a pop3 mail service. is the http no longer supported?

Correct. The "classic" HTTP account is no longer supported.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]



I am having the following error in Outlook 2002 when trying to
"send/receive" with Hotmail with MSN Premium Service, and I am wondering if
it's related to "http no longer being supported" mentioned above:

Task 'Hotmail: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.' reported error
(0x800CCC33) : 'Access to the account was denied. Verify that your username
and password are correct.'

I've verified the username a password are correct. Has there been a change
in Hotmail since 8/30/09 (the last time my hotmail and outlook were able to
sync) that requires me to set up my email differently under Tools, Email
Settings, Server? As currently it's set up as HTTP, which as been working
for years until 8/30/09, with no other changes to the computer or programs
that would have affected it.

Thanks for your help!

automatically sync outlook contacts and live contacts
 

"Yogi T" Yogi wrote in message
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I am having the following error in Outlook 2002 when trying to
"send/receive" with Hotmail with MSN Premium Service, and I am wondering if
it's related to "http no longer being supported" mentioned above:

Task 'Hotmail: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.' reported error
(0x800CCC33) : 'Access to the account was denied. Verify that your username
and password are correct.'

I believe it is. Outlook 2002 must use a POP account to access MSN/Hotmail
now.

I've verified the username a password are correct. Has there been a change
in Hotmail since 8/30/09 (the last time my hotmail and outlook were able to
sync) that requires me to set up my email differently under Tools, Email
Settings, Server?

Yes. As if 9/1/09, The DAV protocol used by Outlook for HTTP accounts has
been disabled on the server side. The new protocol, DeltaSync, is supported
by Windows Live Mail or the Outlook Connector, the latter being compatible
only with Outlook 2003 or 2007.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

automatically sync outlook contacts and live contacts
 

"Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]" wrote:

"Yogi T" Yogi wrote in message
...

I am having the following error in Outlook 2002 when trying to
"send/receive" with Hotmail with MSN Premium Service, and I am wondering if
it's related to "http no longer being supported" mentioned above:

Task 'Hotmail: Folder:Inbox Synchronizing headers.' reported error
(0x800CCC33) : 'Access to the account was denied. Verify that your username
and password are correct.'

I believe it is. Outlook 2002 must use a POP account to access MSN/Hotmail
now.

I've verified the username a password are correct. Has there been a change
in Hotmail since 8/30/09 (the last time my hotmail and outlook were able to
sync) that requires me to set up my email differently under Tools, Email
Settings, Server?

Yes. As if 9/1/09, The DAV protocol used by Outlook for HTTP accounts has
been disabled on the server side. The new protocol, DeltaSync, is supported
by Windows Live Mail or the Outlook Connector, the latter being compatible
only with Outlook 2003 or 2007.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]


Thank you for that information Brian, as hotmail didn't let us know.

I followed the directions for setting up hotmail as a POP w/my Outlook 2002,
from the link you had provided above, and it worked. However, because it's a
POP, one disadvantage is that all my email that was in folders on the hotmail
server is not accessible on Outlook. If you have any ideas about how I could
move those folders, that would be great.

Additionally, I understand that hotmail accounts no longer have the ability
to sync email with Outlook as they used to; however, can the newer Window
Live emails sync w/Outlook (in my case 2002), or are they just a POP also?

If a Windows Live email can sync w/Outlook, what type of Server do I select
when setting up the new email account w/Outlook 2002? If you have a link to
send me for all the detailed settings for that (similar to the one I used
earlier in the thread for setting up hotmail w/Outlook), that would be great.
(As I may decide to send my old hotmail to my Windows Live mail address,
instead of the other way around!)

I appreciate your help!

automatically sync outlook contacts and live contacts
 

"Yogi T" wrote in message
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I followed the directions for setting up hotmail as a POP w/my Outlook 2002,
from the link you had provided above, and it worked. However, because it's
a
POP, one disadvantage is that all my email that was in folders on the
hotmail
server is not accessible on Outlook. If you have any ideas about how I
could
move those folders, that would be great.

You'll need Outlook 2003 or 2007 with Outlook Connector to get functionality
similar to what you had.

Additionally, I understand that hotmail accounts no longer have the ability
to sync email with Outlook as they used to; however, can the newer Window
Live emails sync w/Outlook (in my case 2002), or are they just a POP also?

I haven't tried this, but if you install Windows Live Mail, which can access
Hotmail with the new protocols, you may be able to export the folders to
Outlook from there.

If a Windows Live email can sync w/Outlook, what type of Server do I select
when setting up the new email account w/Outlook 2002?

Outlook 2002 will never be able to sync with Hotmail from now on. POP access
is all you'll have.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]