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The easiest way (assuming you have access to open both mailboxes) would be to open both mailboxes in Outlook select all the messages you want moved and just drag and drop them into the other inbox.

Cool, good work. I'll try to remember that one!

I would imagine the services account (which ever account you are using to start things like the information store) will still have sufficient permissions or the next time you reboot your exchange server wouldn't work because the services wouldn't start. So, Log in as that account and give...

Reboot should fix this (if you can get away with one) If you can't reboot it, try stopping and starting the World Wide Web publishing service. Hope it helps, Andy.

Good morning, We needed to find a way to have mandatory profiles that still allow some settings to roam. XP has a built in command called “Reg” (reg.exe)You’ll need to double check that Windows 2k has the same function (It’ll probably be in the resource kit if it isn’t installed as...

Hello, I'll need to check that Win 2000 has the same function as XP. Then I'll post the solution for you. Check back in about an hour.....

I get this problem if the mail is inside a personal folder. Try moving it back into the inbox and forwarding it from there. Andy.

Hi, Thanks for your suggestion. Sorry for taking so long to reply - I've been on holiday :) Your way should work for most setups but won't for ours (sorry, that was my fault for not giving a complete list of won't we're aiming for) Thanks again, Andy. P.S I've found a solution for our...

Hello, In Outlook 2002 Go to tools > address book inside address book click tools > options it then says "When sending mail, check names using address lists in the following order" Select "contacts" and click remove. This should fix your problem. Andy.

Hello, We are looking into switching to mandatory profiles in an NT4 server environment using exchange 5.5 and xp clients running Outlook 2002 (xp) I am going to try to have roaming outlook settings by using .PRF files but so far it seems that these can not be used to open additional...

Don't worry if you do not have access to the Exchange Server though as there is another way round it. Right click on Mailbox - yourname (or however it appears) go to properties then permissions and give whoever you want to view your inbox "reviewer" rights. Then right click on your...

Strange.... I'd check the Recepient Update Service inside ESM (if you haven't already) ESM> Recepients> Recepient Update Services then select a domain controller and change the Update interval to "Always Run" If this doesn't help I'm all out of ideas... well almost.. the other...

Are you using roaming profiles? If so, you may find the ntuser.dat is corrupt. A sign of this is "Rules Wizard" not being present. Try giving her a new profile to see if this helps. Remember to take a copy of her current profile though, just in case! I'd hate for a user to lose...

There are serveral references to the name of the backup server in the registry in HKCU\software\veritas and HKLM\sortware\veritas you could try renaming them to the new server name, but I think it might be safely to reinstall. Good luck

Hello, I think you need to open active directory users and computers and inside a users properties > email addresses there will be the option to "automatically update email addresses based on recepient policy" make sure this is checked. I don't know a quick way of checking...

Inside exchange admin, go to tools > options > Permissions and check that your default domain is set correctly. This might be way off the mark, but it's worth checking!

Hello, When you're using the Outlook e-mail editor, AutoCorrect works on RTF or plain text messages only. If you use word as your editor, autocorrect will work for html. Hope this helps, Andy

It sounds like the workstations need to be put back into your domain so that the users can be authenticated properly. If the "admins" are Domain Admins they would have been able to add their machines in automatically as they logged in but the normal users wouldn't have and may just...