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Old May 24th, 2004, 01:21 AM
superhero1219
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Default http email account setup missing

I'm trying to set up Outlook to check my hotmail account, but I'm having a problem. When I go to add an account the pull down menu is missing the HTTP choice. All that's in there is POP3 and IMAP. Everything I've read says that HTTP is supposed to be there... is that right? How do I fix this?
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Old May 24th, 2004, 12:02 PM
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Only Outlook 2002 and 2003 support HTTP server.

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I'm trying to set up Outlook to check my hotmail account, but I'm having a
problem. When I go to add an account the pull down menu is missing the
HTTP choice. All that's in there is POP3 and IMAP. Everything I've read
says that HTTP is supposed to be there... is that right? How do I fix
this?



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Old May 24th, 2004, 01:07 PM
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Default http email account setup missing

You normally should get this done if you would add hotmail
as a normal email account.

The hotmail free mail was treated than as if it was an
account your provider provided you. Do you know how to set
up an E- mail account?

Go in Outlook to Tool/Account/Add/Mail and follow the
instructions of the assistent. For the reason it was
hotmail it is being done easiy.

Steve

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Only Outlook 2002 and 2003 support HTTP server.

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I'm trying to set up Outlook to check my hotmail

account, but I'm having a
problem. When I go to add an account the pull down

menu is missing the
HTTP choice. All that's in there is POP3 and IMAP.

Everything I've read
says that HTTP is supposed to be there... is that

right? How do I fix
this?



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Old May 25th, 2004, 04:51 AM
superhero1219
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Default http email account setup missing

I was able to set it up using Outlook Express. It's not that I don't know how to do it.. the problem is that when I'm following the on screen instructions the option for an HTTP account is not there and it's supposed to be. Isn't it? Or is that option only available in Express?

Ultimately what I'd like to do is syncronize Outlook with my PDA so I can have hotmail show up in the inbox on my PocketPC. That way, when I connect to the internet thru the PDA I can check my hotmail account through the Inbox program instead of going to the hotmail website. Is this possible? Or is it wishful thinking?
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Old May 25th, 2004, 07:01 AM
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
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Which version of outlook? It should be present in Ol2002 and OL2003. It was
not in earlier versions.

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"superhero1219" wrote in message
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I was able to set it up using Outlook Express. It's not that I don't know
how to do it.. the problem is that when I'm following the on screen
instructions the option for an HTTP account is not there and it's supposed
to be. Isn't it? Or is that option only available in Express?

Ultimately what I'd like to do is syncronize Outlook with my PDA so I can
have hotmail show up in the inbox on my PocketPC. That way, when I
connect to the internet thru the PDA I can check my hotmail account
through the Inbox program instead of going to the hotmail website. Is
this possible? Or is it wishful thinking?



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Old May 27th, 2004, 12:41 AM
superhero1219
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Default http email account setup missing

Aha! I'm using 2000... Thank you, I thought I was going crazy!----- Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote: -----

Which version of outlook? It should be present in Ol2002 and OL2003. It was
not in earlier versions.

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"superhero1219" wrote in message
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I was able to set it up using Outlook Express. It's not that I don't know
how to do it.. the problem is that when I'm following the on screen
instructions the option for an HTTP account is not there and it's supposed
to be. Isn't it? Or is that option only available in Express?
Ultimately what I'd like to do is syncronize Outlook with my PDA so I can

have hotmail show up in the inbox on my PocketPC. That way, when I
connect to the internet thru the PDA I can check my hotmail account
through the Inbox program instead of going to the hotmail website. Is
this possible? Or is it wishful thinking?

 




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