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Take a look at Auto BCC: http://www.soft32.com/download_5606.html

Take a look at Outlook Insecurity Patch. You can get it here: http://members.lycos.nl/lcroft/

According to Microsoft you can not upgrade Windows Me to Windows 2000. I believe you can upgrade to Windows XP which might be a better choice. Bobby

Check with your company to see if they have setup any sort of VPN access so that you can use your broadband access. Otherwise you may be out of luck. Bobby

Are you sure the pst file will have the rules? The rules have an export that can be used that creates a file in the form *.rwz Bobby

I have setup Outlook 2000 as my mail client for our Lotus Notes server via MAPI. By doing this all my new messages and any message that I had saved on the Lotus Notes database could be moved to Outlook. I don't even have to log into Lotus Notes anymore. Lotus Notes has a very good Help on how...

Not if you are using the Webmail verion of Juno. If you have the paid version of Juno then Juno should have provided this information to you so you could do POP3 mail. Bobby

You will need to reinstall Outlook. When you run the Windows 2000 Checkup it tells that this will happen. Bobby

As mentioned above use File/Import and Export and then you would need to select the type of export. I normally use the pst type of export but depending on the application you want to load the Contacts into you may wish to select one of the other choices. Then you would select the Contacts folder...

Here are a couple of ways you can handle this: 1.) Rename the old Outlook pst file and then get Outlook working again and then import from this renamed pst file to the new Outlook files. 2.) Rename the old Outlook pst file and then get Outlook working again and then delete the current pst...

Download the Outlook 2002/2000 Add-in: Personal Folders Backup. http://office.microsoft.com/downloads/2002/pfbackup.aspx Bobby

When you mapped the network drives did you select to Reconnect at Logon? If you don't need the drives until you select them you could change this option and it may speed things up for you. Bobby

I created several Contact folders that contain just the type of information I wanted in it. For example I have a Contacts - Lotus Notes Id, Contacts - Internet Id and a Contacts - Personal. Bobby

This is the result of upgrading to SR-2 and short of uninstalling Office 2000 I don't think much can be done about this enhanced security feature that has been forced on us. You could try the Outlook Insecrity Patch. You can get it here: http://members.tripodnet.nl/lcroft/ Bobby

Sorry the link did not post correctly. Cut and paste this to get to the article: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q254914

MS Knowledge Base article Q254914 solved my problem. Go here: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3en-us%3Q254914

I use MS Outlook 2000 to check my emails on our company Lotus Notes R5 severs and can provide how I set this up if it would help you. Bobby

You should have a Set as Default button under Tools/Accounts/Mail. Select the account you want to be the default and select this button. Bobby

You should have a Set as Default button under Tools/Accounts/Mail. Select the account you want to be the default and select this button.

Take a look at the Outlook 2000/98 Insecurity Post Patch at http://members.tripodnet.nl/lcroft/. Bobby