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hi,<br />
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check the options under extras -&gt; options -&gt; e-mail setup -&gt; send/receive:<br />
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automatic transmission every x minutes and these group is included in transmission(f9) should be checked
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hi,

check the options under extras -> options -> e-mail setup -> send/receive:

automatic transmission every x minutes and these group is included in transmission(f9) should be checked

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Sigh, user was set to work offline after they unplugged their laptop. &nbsp;Could an admin delete this question please?
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Sigh, user was set to work offline after they unplugged their laptop.  Could an admin delete this question please?

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I recently performed an Office 2003 install on a client PC (identical hardawre and software setups that we have on dozens of machines at our location). &nbsp;For some reason the user can only send/receive mail if he manually clicks the 'Send/Receive' button -- it will not automatically deliver mail to or from his machine. &nbsp;The settings are identical to every PC we have in the office and we have not had any similiar problems like this. &nbsp;Would anyone have any suggestions?
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I recently performed an Office 2003 install on a client PC (identical hardawre and software setups that we have on dozens of machines at our location).  For some reason the user can only send/receive mail if he manually clicks the 'Send/Receive' button -- it will not automatically deliver mail to or from his machine.  The settings are identical to every PC we have in the office and we have not had any similiar problems like this.  Would anyone have any suggestions?

Not Automatically Sending/Receiving

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.