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I have recently upgraded a user to a new machine. All the software is identical to her previous stuff. She had a PIII-600 256 MB of RAM and bumped up to a dual PIII-800 512 MB of RAM. RUnning w2k/sp2 and office2k sr1/sp2. We run exchange 5.5 sp4and the settings are to corporate/workgroup. She has her email stored in a .pst file locally. Since the switch her email is not being updated real time. Eventually it will come in, but she can click on send/receive email at almost anytime and it will pick up messages that have been sitting on the server. Is there anyway to speed this process up? I thought that was automatic with her configuration. Thanks!
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Try this:
In Outlook on the client machine, go to: Tools, Options, Mail Delivery. In the mail accounts options check the box for Send messages immediately when connected, and check the box for Check for email messages every __ minutes, make the setting 1 and it will check for messages on the email server once each minute.
Hope this helps!
Enjoy,
Elvis Tie
Also, remember to click Apply and OK. Close Outlook and reopen Outlook, the settings should now take.
-ET
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Turns out her outlook wasn't detecting the connection automatically. I fixed that under tools, services, exchange server, advanced.
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