On Mon, 24 Sep 2007 08:27:04 -0500, Roscoe P Pendoscoe
<mrshade@I_wont_see_it.net> wrote:
>A little help please.
>
>Due to a lock up while installin g a new 250gb drive in place of an
>older 40 gb drive I now have a semi-working computer (barely most
>tasks)
>
>I have numerous e-mail addys and can receive but not send although
>test send work but actual messages fail.
>
>I want to now resurrect an older woking computer and then fix the
>original box that failed with the drive upgrade,
>
>Since it has been so long since I have built and configured one off
>things (have 8 total dating back to PIII's) I am at a loss on how to
>properly transfer my OUTLOOK settings to the interim box, then to the
>failed drive upgrade box ultimately so I can send and receive w/o
>errors.
>
>Because of the failure, half my system is on C and some is on D,
>please do not even try to figure it out as I have went nut trying. The
>D drive is actually the boot drive and NTFS and rest of drives (RAID)
>and Ccc drive is FAT32.........................
>
>I asked a computer shop to clone the drive to make it easy and then
>they told me 2 weeks after initially telling me they'd do it while I
>wait if I purchased the new 250gb there. They then backed out. I did
>it since I had already removed it and the 40 gb was giving signs of
>failure.
>
>So to shorten this long-winded mess, please tell me how to transfer
>OUTLOK and its settings to the interim box so all addresses work.
>
>
>Many thanks for yyour time,
>
>
>Roscoe aka MrShade
>
>crosspost to other pertinent groups
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Thanks for help. It is a retail copy as I built this about 1 1/2 years
ago.
Just for info before I get around to fixing this properly, why am I
able to send test messages but a normally configured and sent message
fails?
If there is a way to fix it I would be grateful as now I have to
receive in Outlook then reply with/through my HOTMAIL account. It is
silly and only because I am a procrastinator and have other options
RC
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