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When I disabled cached mode, it worked. Then I re-enabled it again, and it stopped working. Then I deleted outlook.ost, re-opened Outlook, and it works great now! Thanks a lot!
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When I disabled cached mode, it worked. Then I re-enabled it again, and it stopped working. Then I deleted outlook.ost, re-opened Outlook, and it works great now! Thanks a lot!

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Sounds like the OST was corrupted then; reenabling cached mode might have caused it to be regenerated. Glad to hear it is fixed. :-)
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Sounds like the OST was corrupted then; reenabling cached mode might have caused it to be regenerated. Glad to hear it is fixed. :-)

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Hi guys,<br />
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We have a SBS 2003 and Exchange Server 2003 (6.5.7638.1) SP2. We replaced the hard drive which is a clone of our old one but bigger. When I send a test e-mail from my gmail account to my office e-mail, I can see it in the Inbox using Web Outlook but not using my desktop Outlook. Other people in the office are having the same problem. Local Outlook says that it is connected to server and that all folders are up to date. Any ideas on how to fix this?<br />
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Thank you.
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Hi guys,

We have a SBS 2003 and Exchange Server 2003 (6.5.7638.1) SP2. We replaced the hard drive which is a clone of our old one but bigger. When I send a test e-mail from my gmail account to my office e-mail, I can see it in the Inbox using Web Outlook but not using my desktop Outlook. Other people in the office are having the same problem. Local Outlook says that it is connected to server and that all folders are up to date. Any ideas on how to fix this?

Thank you.

Web Outlook shows messages, local Outlooks don't

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