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After installing the Cisco VPN Client on a Windows XP Home machine, I am getting the error "The necessary VPN sub-system is not available - you will not be able to make a connection to the remote IPSec server." I can see that the cvpnd service is not running - and even after I try to start it...

I would try renaming the outbox.dbx and see if that clears it. Best regards, thelp Flexibility is the key to indecision.

Many ISPs now require that you utilize their SMTP server while connected to their network (anti-spam measures). Best regards, thelp Flexibility is the key to indecision.

In the olden days when I did tech support for an ISP, one of the most common causes of this issue was multiple instances of wsock32.dll being present on the system. Not sure if this still holds true with XP, but might be worth a look. Best regards, thelp Flexibility is the key to indecision.

Check out the FAQ at http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?spid=760&sfid=4866 Run CWShredder - that should take care of the problem. Best regards - thelp Flexibility is the key to indecision.

Figured this one out. The KB article also talks about how to create an email template. Once the template was created, the "Publish Form As" option became available. Go figure.

Trying to create an email message form in Outlook 2000 as specified in KB article 258256. The procedure says that on the Tools menu, under Forms, there should be an option for "Publish Form As". Problem is I only see "Choose Form" and "Design a Form". Has anyone run into this before? Is...

Open Dial up Networking and see how many connectoids are listed. From your description of OE's behavior, it sounds like it may be associated with a different connectoid than IE. Regards, T.