Does anyone else have problems with Outlook Express not actually loading?
Also, if anyone has a Lexmark x63 All-In-One printer/fax/scanner/copier, can anyone assist me on re-installing it? Lexmark doesn’t supply me with any information, and I seem to have screwed it up when I uninstalled it to re-install it before (my scanner part wouldn’t work).
*Originally posted by Raven_Writer *
**Does anyone else have problems with Outlook Express not actually loading?Also, if anyone has a Lexmark x63 All-In-One printer/fax/scanner/copier, can anyone assist me on re-installing it? Lexmark doesn’t supply me with any information, and I seem to have screwed it up when I uninstalled it to re-install it before (my scanner part wouldn’t work). **
If you have Windows XP you should be able to find some drivers for it in the install hardware location. Windows XP is pretty good with providing drivers for plug-and-play hardware.
*Originally posted by David Kelly *
**If you have Windows XP you should be able to find some drivers for it in the install hardware location. Windows XP is pretty good with providing drivers for plug-and-play hardware. **
I’ve attempted that, and couldn’t find my x63. I think I might just re-install it CD-boot way (doubt it’ll work, never tried running the setup cd on boot). Thanks Dave though 
is there a way to setup outlook so that i can send e-mail through outlook, through aol, on a dial up connection? i know it sounds complicated, but i want to use outlook so i can e-mail trhough my palm-pilot. But, i can only e-mail through my palm with a pop3 e-mail account. How exactly do i go about doing all of this? The Outlook help section had nothing on my question.
*Originally posted by Nick Mac *
**is there a way to setup outlook so that i can send e-mail through outlook, through aol, on a dial up connection? i know it sounds complicated, but i want to use outlook so i can e-mail trhough my palm-pilot. But, i can only e-mail through my palm with a pop3 e-mail account. How exactly do i go about doing all of this? The Outlook help section had nothing on my question. **
I’m not sure if you can if your ISP is AOL (haven’t used AOL since it was like, 6.0).
Outlook can basically handle any type of e-mail (POP3, HTTP, IMAP…)
If you ask AOL or something they may tell you.
*Originally posted by Raven_Writer *
**I’m not sure if you can if your ISP is AOL (haven’t used AOL since it was like, 6.0).Outlook can basically handle any type of e-mail (POP3, HTTP, IMAP…)
If you ask AOL or something they may tell you. **
AOL does not support POP directly…but I did find this when I was trying to find the answer…http://www.enetbot.com/
Looks like a program you run on your computer that runs as a gateway between AOL’s proprietary e-mail system and any POP3 client.
I actually did try using the enetbot thing, but because i was on dial up, i’d have to be on aol while sending my mail through outlook. So when i sent my mail in outlook, it would disconnect me on aol and try to dial up on aol again to send the mail, but it never would actually send.