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In MSOutlook, not seeing Connection Status in the right hand section of Status bar

Asked by hermhart in Microsoft Applications

I have read about this question from others. And I've checked off at least some of their solutions. When I right click on the Outlook icon in the System Tray, Connection Status is not one of the menu items. Also all three of the top items are checked ... Show Exchange Server Messages, Show Network warnings, Show Network connectivity changes. Also "Use Cached Exchange Mode" is checked. (It's also checked on another workstation that DOES show the Connection Status.) We are using an exchange server. Email comes and goes freely. This work station is using MSOutlook as part of MSOffice Small Business Edition 2003. Another work station using MSOffice Professional Edition 2003 DOES show the Connection Status. Is that the issue? Or what's wrong?

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In MSOutlook, not seeing Connection Status in the right hand section of Status bar

Asked by hermhart in Microsoft Applications

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