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In my previous comment i Meant a 'few moments' rather instead of a &quot;fewmonts&quot;...<br />
3) If you're using a slow connection give outlook a few MOMENTS to complete the synchronization of folder headers and files...
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In my previous comment i Meant a 'few moments' rather instead of a "fewmonts"...
3) If you're using a slow connection give outlook a few MOMENTS to complete the synchronization of folder headers and files...

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both solutions are workable. &nbsp;But i have gone the Gmail route to see how it works out. hanks
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both solutions are workable.  But i have gone the Gmail route to see how it works out. hanks

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My OS is Windows XP Prof and I use outlook 2007 at home. &nbsp;It is also installed with the outlook connector, because my email is an MSN account. &nbsp;From home whenever I open my outlook, I do not see many or some of the emails. &nbsp;<br />
However, if I am at a different location and access my emails through the internet from msn.com, I see all the emails there. &nbsp;Even those that I had deleted from home using outlook are still there. &nbsp;<br />
For starters, how do I make sure that all the emails are downloaded to my outlook when I am at home. &nbsp;Thank you.
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My OS is Windows XP Prof and I use outlook 2007 at home.  It is also installed with the outlook connector, because my email is an MSN account.  From home whenever I open my outlook, I do not see many or some of the emails.  
However, if I am at a different location and access my emails through the internet from msn.com, I see all the emails there.  Even those that I had deleted from home using outlook are still there.  
For starters, how do I make sure that all the emails are downloaded to my outlook when I am at home.  Thank you.

Outloook 2007

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.