20 Most Recent Microsoft Office Outlook 2007: Windows - Page 3 Questions & Answers

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In regards to the product key for Microsoft Office we can not provide you with one as this is provided to you with your purchase of Office.

If your Office came with your computer then you need to contact the place you got the computer from to get the key for your Office.

Let me know if you have any more problems or questions.

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Did the MS Office 2007 (full version) come pre-installed on your computer when you purchased the computer ?
If yes, then you had paid for it, when you paid for the computer, so contact the manufacturer of your computer for it's product key, after which download the trial version of it and use your product key to get it activated.
If did was not pre-installed on your computer and you had it installed after you bought the computer, using it's disc and you have lost the disc (and product key), then the only option is to buy it again, either a disc version or a downloadable version.

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Did you want to reach those included in a mass mailing you were a part of, you can hit reply all - but you need to be very very careful about that because that can be construed as junk mail and blocked by your provider. IF you do, use the BCC option.

Outlook Repair Toolbox restores information and data from corrupted *.PST and *.OST Microsoft Outlook files all versions (ANSI and Unicode). For more: https://www.repairtoolbox.com/outlookrepair.html

Hello. Check the settings for your Outgoing Server. This includes the Port Number. Try Port 587 for SMTP. Check the box that reads My Outgoing Server Requires Authentication. Choose Use same settings as my incoming server.

If I understand this correctly, You closed the telus ISP account at your house and changed internet suppliers to go mobile. If this is correct then you are no longer paying for the email service from Telus. So they have closed the account which is associated with your email.

Try clicking on sent box. Highlight all emails and press delete. Then go to edit> purge

Outlook is capable of connecting to many different email servers to download and manage your emails - You need to start outlook, add an account, enter the account details (username, email address, password, incoming and outgoing server settings, encryption settings, etc.) - if you don't know your email account details you need to obtain these from your email provider, e.g. AOL, comcast, Virgin, BT, etc. The part of your email address after the @ sign will tell you who provides (or 'hosts') your email account

Could be several reasons, but start by contacting your email provider / Internet service provider and maybe have them reset your password. Also ask if they have webmail and get the correct login details - that way you can use that to send and receive emails while you sort out what is causing your problem on the laptop. One solution might be to download a different email client like EMclient that is free and easy to use.

Click the "Can't access your account?" link on the Outlook sign-in screen.

Is this happening in your main inbox. It's a security feature of outlook to disable links in your junk folder. If you're trying to click links in e-mails in Junk, drag and drop the e-mail to your inbox and links will (should) become active.

Sounds like you could have a corrupted .PST file. That's the Personal Data File that stores all of your emails, contacts, tasks, calendar and account setting stuff. In your computer, there is a Microsoft program called SCANPST.EXE . Search for it by hitting the Windows ball or Start button on the lower left of the desktop; there will be a Search box there. Alternatively, Google it and download it.

If SCANPST.EXE does not fix the problem, try Stellar Phoenix Outlook PST Repair, but it will cost money.

Microsoft has some answers for you
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/delete-a-message-stuck-in-the-outbox-HA001139411.aspx

Or try this
Method 1 Open the message from the Outbox and close it again. Now select the message and press DELETE

Method 2 Put Outlook in offline mode. To do this go to File-> Work Offline. Now restart Outlook and see if you can delete it (you can try this in combination with method 1). Don't forget to put Outlook back On-line again

you probably don't have the app that the attachment needs to read it. So if its a .pdf file, you need adobe pdf reader

Go ahead

Make sure the folder containing the e-mails you want to delete is highlighted. Click Edit. Click Purge. Confirm your action.

Contact your email account vendor for details specific to your email account. You may find that to send, you need to use an SMTP config that is slightly different from the POP account you use to receive email.

on main page for gmail it has a button that says "Add Account" and "Remove Account"

In Outlook, go to Contacts On the Ribbon, select New Contact Group (or Distribution List if you use an older version of Outlook)