MS Outlook
Tech Support Notes
Office 2003 MS Outlook
 | Install Wizard
 | Email Accounts - Yes |
 | Check Pop3 (for most email accounts -
BellSouth etc...) |
 | Example for BellSouth
 | Enter Data Your Name: Joe Johnson Email Address: <yours>@bellsouth.net User Name: <yours> (same value as the <yours> above) Password: <your password> Incoming mail server (POP3): mail.bellsouth.net Outgoing mail server (SMTP): mail.bellsouth.net Check: Remember password |
 | Click "More Settings"
 | Click on "Outgoing Server" tab.
 | Check "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires
authentication" |
 | Check "Log on to incoming mail server before sending
mail". |
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 | Click on "Connection" tab
 | Click "Connect using my local area network (LAN)" |
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 | Click "Test Account Settings" - should get checks for all items. |
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 | Business Contact Manager - Yes. (?-XP
Professional) |
 | To change any settings:
 | Launch Outlook. |
 | Tools Email Accounts |
 | Check -View or change email account settings |
 | Double click the email account. |
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 | Backup/Restore files
 | Email Data - for each user.
C:\Documents and Settings\<windows
user login name>\Local
Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook\*.*
 | Outlook.pst |
 | archive.pst |
 | extend.dat |
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Office 2000 MS Outlook
 | Install & First time use notes
 | Log in as the user you want to configure MS Outlook. Each user has
his own data. |
 | Configuring MS Outlook for the first time. Locate the following:
 | Pop3 & SMTP Server name. |
 | Acct name & Password for the above. |
 | How you will connect: dialup, lan, manually. |
 | Type: Corporate or Workgroup (most comprehensive options-
I choose this one!), Internet Mail Only, or No Internet
Mail. |
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 | Win NT 4.x notes
 | Data files (default install)
c:\winnt\profiles\<username>\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook
 | *.pst - Personal Folder File (your data)
mailbox.pst - default email folder. |
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 | Archive files
C:\WINNT\Profiles\t<username>\Local Settings\Application
Data\Microsoft\Outlook\
 | archive.pst |
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 | Win 2000 Notes
 | Data files (default install)
 | c:\Documents and Settings\<username>\Local
Settings\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook
 | *.pst - Personal Folder File (your data)
mailbox.pst - default email folder |
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 | Adding BCC and/or From to the email form
 | Corporate or Workgroup Installs Only
 | Go to the email screen. |
 | View, Bcc Field - check it. |
 | View, From Field - check it. |
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 | Internet Mail Installs Only
 | View, Bcc Field - check it. |
 | Adding the "From Field" - The Internet Mail only install
does not have the options for the "From Field". The
steps below is somewhat difficult but works.
 | Tools, Forms, Design a Form. Then choose "Message" |
 | In the "Field Chooser" click and drag the "From"
filed to the right above the "To" field. If something
goes wrong with the screen choose "Edit", "Undo". |
 | Save this file to the directory that shows when you click on Tools,
Forms, Choose a Form, then Look In "User Templates in File
System". I called the file: mail_from.oft
Ex: c:\documents and settings\<username>\Application
Data\Templates\*.oft
Note: Outlooks default mail template is located at:
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Templates\1033\MAIL.oft |
 | Now you can send a message (using the new form) by "File",
"New", "Choose Form", "Look In - change to
'User Templates in File System'" then choose the Template you
created. |
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 | Importing & Exporting and Copying .pst files.
 | Moving mail, contact, and calendar data to another PC (both using
Outlook).
 | Copy the .pst data files from one to another. See
notes below for Win NT 4.x and Win 2000. |
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 | Export & Import Outlook (mail, contacts, calendar) data.
Warning: you will loose the Received dates on emails.
 | Export to a file |
 | Choose format
 | Personal Folder File (.pst) - certain Outlook use this. |
 | Comma separated values - Windows |
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 | Choose the folder (email,contact,etc...) |
 | Note: Remember to create an export for each folder.
Also, create the folder in the other Outlook program before you
import. |
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