How to access outlook

just go to hotmail.com to access your mail if outlook is to difficult

Outlook Express 6 was intended as a way to download your mail and view it locally on the computer its used on. In most cases mail accessed with Outlook Express was done so using POP account settings, resulting in the mail being deleted off the main mail server (in your case, verizon) and leaving only the copy of that email sitting on your computer in Outlook Express.
Of course if you were using more customized mail settings, its possible to keep the mail from being deleted from the server and have access to it from other computers or being logging into your mail account through a web browser like Firefox or Chrome, etc.
So to answer your question... If the email still exists on the server (verizon) then yes it can be done. But then accessing your account via the web would be far easier than doing it with Outlook Express.
On the other hand, if the email cannot be seen on your verizon account online, then accessing it with Outlook Express will not be possible. If its not there, its not there.

If the email physically exists on your computer in Outlook Express, then regardless of the account it was received through, it should still be there. If you changed your computer logon information, you might have inadvertently switched identities, resulting in your mail appearing to be gone. It could still be safe and sound, but hiding under another mail identity. You can find this by looking in your menu in Outlook Express for switching identities. If you see more than one identity available, switch to another and look for your mail.


I hope this helps.

Here the guide to setup "Hotmail account through Outlook Express" @

1. How to Access a Windows Live Hotmail Account with Outlook Express

2. How to Configure Hotmail POP3 Access in Outlook

Hope it helps.

Microsoft Outlook is just the program to retrieve your e-mail from an e-mail server (via POP(3) or IMAP) or send e-mail (via SMTP). As long as the program you use is configured to access your e-mail server you can use any e-mail client you like (e.g. Mozilla Thunderbird, Outlook, GNUMail, etc.) BUt you have to use an e-mail client to access your e-mail.
Here's a link to some e-mail client comparisons (click here).

ahhhh ok you want to access your Sent mail folder and contacts which you used when you used Outlook Web Access(OWA) "outlook through web mail" to connect to your Office Exchange mail server

in order to get this you have to configure Outlook 2007 to connect to exchange server. Do the following steps

1. if you are running outlook close it as you can not configure exchange accounts when it is running
2. if you are running vista, xp or 7 click on the start menu and right click on email and go to properties
3. click on email accounts
4. select "view or change existing accounts" click next
5. click on any of the previously configured accounts and remove them
6. click add
7. select microsoft exchange server click next
   
8. type name of the exchange server (you must get this from your administrator) and type in your username (name which you used to use through web mail) click on next
9. click on finish
10. open outlook 2007 and you should see all your previous contacts and sent items
    

hope this helps

What is the error message you get when try to send and resend mail

how do u send mail is it with web access or with the email clients like outlook , outlook express....
are u getting any error message
if u r using web access ie if u accessing ur mail with the internet explorer go to internet options in the tools and try deleting the cookies and files. if ur using the ie 7 try resetting to default this wud resolve the problem if still persists get back with the error code or how did this happen