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First question.... have you tried setting up a fresh profile with a new name?
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First question.... have you tried setting up a fresh profile with a new name?

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No. I did not think that would be necessary. but I can do that too, of course. But Why do they disappear after sendíng/receiving?
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No. I did not think that would be necessary. but I can do that too, of course. But Why do they disappear after sendíng/receiving?

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Not sure but it could be a corrupt profile (hence the request to create a fresh one with a new name)
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Not sure but it could be a corrupt profile (hence the request to create a fresh one with a new name)

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Thank you, I will try that. (After restarting the computer the services came back in Outlook, weird eh..?)What is the purpose for Outlook Internet settings, which I use as my current profile?<br />
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Solis
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Thank you, I will try that. (After restarting the computer the services came back in Outlook, weird eh..?)What is the purpose for Outlook Internet settings, which I use as my current profile?

Solis

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After sending/receivíng messages in Outlook 2000 the services keep disappearing under Options, Mail Services. The field is totally empty! I restore them but it is the same next time. I use Outlook in C/W-mode and I have Microsoft Fax and Internet Mail as services in the current profile. Dont tell me to switch to IMO with WinFax SE because I really need Microsoft Fax and C/W-mode.<br />
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Thanks to all of you kind and helpful people!
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After sending/receivíng messages in Outlook 2000 the services keep disappearing under Options, Mail Services. The field is totally empty! I restore them but it is the same next time. I use Outlook in C/W-mode and I have Microsoft Fax and Internet Mail as services in the current profile. Dont tell me to switch to IMO with WinFax SE because I really need Microsoft Fax and C/W-mode.

Thanks to all of you kind and helpful people!

Sending/ receiving mail loosing services

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.