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It looks like I'll have to install Office 2003 to access my exchange mail account - is this correct? -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

Yeh, and also if the server is configured, you can use the Exchange Web Access as well :o)
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It looks like I'll have to install Office 2003 to access my exchange mail account - is this correct? -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

Well, Exchange and Office Outlook 2003 are like bread and butter, but Windows Mail and Outlook Express supports Active Directory, so you should be able to receive e-mail through Windows Mail from an Exchange server. When you moving to different categories now such as Share Calendars and Global Contacts, Exchange would be most appropriate. Also, you are in Pocket PC's which noted in your signature, so Outlook would be the best way to go when sychronizing data between your mobile device and you PC. -- Andre Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta FAQ for MS AntiSpy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm
"Tekguru (Daron Brewood)" wrote in message

It looks like I'll have to install Office 2003 to access my exchange mail account - is this correct? -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

On Sat, 4 Mar 2006 11:00:48 -0800, Andre Da Costa [Extended64] wrote:

Well, Exchange and Office Outlook 2003 are like bread and butter, but Windows Mail and Outlook Express supports Active Directory, so you should be able to receive e-mail through Windows Mail from an Exchange server. When you moving to different categories now such as Share Calendars and Global Contacts, Exchange would be most appropriate. Also, you are in Pocket PC's which noted in your signature, so Outlook would be the best way to go when sychronizing data between your mobile device and you PC.

Cheers Zack / Andre, that is what I thought too with reference to Outlook, for some reason though no matter what I do the damned thing will not connect to the Exchange server no ideas why it just wont.
So for the moment at least I must use MCE2005 for mail. Plus each time I try and post to the newsgroup using Windows Mail I get port 80 warning errors. -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

Something which I find great to use - if you have reoccuring popups for some reason and you can't find out the problem or a work around... sometimes when you're synching newsgroups and it comes up that box saying "Cancel" or "Wait", I use something called "PTFB - Push the Freakin' Button" which lets you configure the computer to click buttons for you ;o) It's great - now I can sync all my NG's and set PTFB going, and go to bed and know it'll be done in the morning.
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On Sat, 4 Mar 2006 11:00:48 -0800, Andre Da Costa [Extended64] wrote:
Well, Exchange and Office Outlook 2003 are like bread and butter, but Windows Mail and Outlook Express supports Active Directory, so you should be able to receive e-mail through Windows Mail from an Exchange server. When you moving to different categories now such as Share Calendars and Global Contacts, Exchange would be most appropriate. Also, you are in Pocket PC's which noted in your signature, so Outlook would be the best way to go when sychronizing data between your mobile device and you PC.
Cheers Zack / Andre, that is what I thought too with reference to Outlook, for some reason though no matter what I do the damned thing will not connect to the Exchange server no ideas why it just wont.
So for the moment at least I must use MCE2005 for mail. Plus each time I try and post to the newsgroup using Windows Mail I get port 80 warning errors. -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

Tekguru! You get the Port 80 error too? Yes! I thought I was the only one :-D I bugged it and got a response, I will send a sample e-mail and a copy of the Help Newsgroup logs to the Team Monday when I go to work. :) Will respond soon, take care! -- -- Andre Windows Connect | http://www.windowsconnected.com Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
"Tekguru (Daron Brewood)" wrote in message

On Sat, 4 Mar 2006 11:00:48 -0800, Andre Da Costa [Extended64] wrote:
Well, Exchange and Office Outlook 2003 are like bread and butter, but Windows Mail and Outlook Express supports Active Directory, so you should be able to receive e-mail through Windows Mail from an Exchange server. When you moving to different categories now such as Share Calendars and Global Contacts, Exchange would be most appropriate. Also, you are in Pocket PC's which noted in your signature, so Outlook would be the best way to go when sychronizing data between your mobile device and you PC.
Cheers Zack / Andre, that is what I thought too with reference to Outlook, for some reason though no matter what I do the damned thing will not connect to the Exchange server no ideas why it just wont.
So for the moment at least I must use MCE2005 for mail. Plus each time I try and post to the newsgroup using Windows Mail I get port 80 warning errors. -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 11:42:14 -0000, Zack Whittaker (R2 Mentor) wrote:

"PTFB - Push the Freakin' Button"

Yeah I know the app, but I'm trying to remain as vanilla as possible. -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

On Sun, 5 Mar 2006 09:10:40 -0800, Andre Da Costa [Extended64] wrote:

Tekguru! You get the Port 80 error too? Yes! I thought I was the only one :-D I bugged it and got a response, I will send a sample e-mail and a copy of the Help Newsgroup logs to the Team Monday when I go to work. :) Will respond soon, take care!

Nope not just you, they are annoying me that much I'm now accessing news under MCE2005. -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

Buenas noches: *Tekguru (Daron Brewood)* escribió:

Plus each time I try and post to the newsgroup using Windows Mail I get port 80 warning errors.

Might be related to the Communities Feature. Try disabling it in Tools/Options/General. Did you make any changes to the default firewall settings or have a third-party firewall software installed?
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Thanks Ronald, here is a test with that feature turned off - finges crossed!
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Buenas noches: *Tekguru (Daron Brewood)* escribió:
Might be related to the Communities Feature. Try disabling it in Tools/Options/General. Did you make any changes to the default firewall settings or have a third-party firewall software installed?

On Mon, 6 Mar 2006 23:42:30 -0000, Daron Brewood (MVP) wrote:

Thanks Ronald, here is a test with that feature turned off - finges crossed!

And there was no error with that post so it may have worked! -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

Buenas tardes: *Tekguru (Daron Brewood)* escribió:

On Mon, 6 Mar 2006 23:42:30 -0000, Daron Brewood (MVP) wrote:

[Communities Feature]

Thanks Ronald, ¯ ¯

Ooops! ;-)

here is a test with that feature turned off - finges crossed!
And there was no error with that post so it may have worked!

Ok, so we need to investigate why you are getting this error. Port 80 is the default HTTP port and usually should be open. Did you change the settings of the Vista firewall regarding the blocking of outgoing traffic? Or are you running a third-party firewall (including Onecare) that blocks outgoing traffic? If so, make sure Windows Mail has full access and see if that solves it.
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On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 10:59:10 +0100, Roland Bierlein wrote:

Ok, so we need to investigate why you are getting this error. Port 80 is the default HTTP port and usually should be open. Did you change the settings of the Vista firewall regarding the blocking of outgoing traffic? Or are you running a third-party firewall (including Onecare) that blocks outgoing traffic? If so, make sure Windows Mail has full access and see if that solves it.

Nothing changed at all, and OneCare will not install under Vista for me, the web says only XP is supported.
-- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

I am going to get feedback soon. :) -- Andre Windows Connect | http://www.windowsconnected.com Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta "Tekguru (Daron Brewood)" wrote in message

On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 10:59:10 +0100, Roland Bierlein wrote:
Ok, so we need to investigate why you are getting this error. Port 80 is the default HTTP port and usually should be open. Did you change the settings of the Vista firewall regarding the blocking of outgoing traffic? Or are you running a third-party firewall (including Onecare) that blocks outgoing traffic? If so, make sure Windows Mail has full access and see if that solves it.
Nothing changed at all, and OneCare will not install under Vista for me, the web says only XP is supported.
-- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com

Buenas noches: *Tekguru (Daron Brewood)* escribió:

On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 10:59:10 +0100, Roland Bierlein wrote:
Ok, so we need to investigate why you are getting this error. Port 80 is the default HTTP port and usually should be open. Did you change the settings of the Vista firewall regarding the blocking of outgoing traffic? Or are you running a third-party firewall (including Onecare) that blocks outgoing traffic? If so, make sure Windows Mail has full access and see if that solves it.
Nothing changed at all, and OneCare will not install under Vista for me, the web says only XP is supported.

Have no clue, then. Maybe you could check with Andre here what common programs you both have running or other identical system configurations.
Saludos Roland -- Probleme mit OE? Hier gibt es die Lösungen: <http://oe-faq.de>!
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On Tue, 7 Mar 2006 20:54:05 +0100, Roland Bierlein wrote:

Have no clue, then. Maybe you could check with Andre here what common programs you both have running or other identical system configurations.

It might, we'll see what feedback Andre gets first. -- Tekguru (Daron Brewood) MS-MVP/Mobile Devices
Webmaster: UKs largest Pocket PC Site http://www.4WinMobile.com