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Group: microsoft.public.outlook · Group Profile
Author: Diane Poremsky [MVP]
Date: Sep 17, 2008 10:22

EULA: start outlook using an admin acct. It might work if you choose run as
admin the first time too, but I didn't test it. The EULA needs to be
accepted by an admin. You can change you acct to an admin then reset it or
create an acct with admin rights.

4000 messages on the server? I'd set the send and receive setting to at
least an hour so outlook can get them properly marked as downloaded - maybe
even disable the autocheck option. Checking for new mail before the first
pass is done will cause problems so you don't want to restart the process
before outlook is finished.

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"The_Ginger_Fox" discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:0C520BDA-264E-4C97-A864-676953F111B7@microsoft.com...
> I've just installed Outlook 2003 (SP3 I believe) on Vista and have
> configured
> an account to a POP3 mailbox.
>
> I want to leave messages on the server for backup purposes.
>
> However, having downloaded all messages initially, every time I now
> send/receive, Outlook starts to download ALL messages again, leaving me
> with
> 4000 duplicate messages!!!!
>
> Why? How can I stop this so it only downloads new messages? It worked as
> expected on XP...
>
> Also, whenver I start Outlook I always get the End User License Agreement
> splash window, which I always Accept, but then it comes back next time.
> Is
> this related?
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