outlook express

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I've got a broadband (cable modem) connection. Can
receive e-mail messages when I click on send/receive but
Outlook Express does not deliver to my inbox
automatically so that the new e-mail messages are just
there when i open Outlook Express. Could use some
assistance. I'm sure its a simple fix but I've been
unable to find it so far.
Thanks...

 

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Steve B." ,

In OE> TOOLS> Options> Read tab> Send and Receive messages at Start-up.

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"Steve B." <sbal24@comcast.net> wrote in message news:00f501c49380$b565ef70$a401280a@phx.gbl...
I've got a broadband (cable modem) connection. Can
receive e-mail messages when I click on send/receive but
Outlook Express does not deliver to my inbox
automatically so that the new e-mail messages are just
there when i open Outlook Express. Could use some
assistance. I'm sure its a simple fix but I've been
unable to find it so far.
Thanks...

 

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this looks like what i need i'll try it in the am but just one question. why
do they make it so god damn hard to find tis information. 99.9% of the real
world has no clue what were doing when we use a computer. i worked for
verizon for 33 yrs and i haven't a clue. my 13 yr old knows more about it but
hasn't been tought it in school. why why why why.

"RRR_News" wrote:

> Steve B." ,
>
> In OE> TOOLS> Options> Read tab> Send and Receive messages at Start-up.
>
> --
>
> Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com
> Rich/rerat
>
> (RRR News) <message rule>
> <<Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate>>
>
>
> "Steve B." <sbal24@comcast.net> wrote in message news:00f501c49380$b565ef70$a401280a@phx.gbl...
> I've got a broadband (cable modem) connection. Can
> receive e-mail messages when I click on send/receive but
> Outlook Express does not deliver to my inbox
> automatically so that the new e-mail messages are just
> there when i open Outlook Express. Could use some
> assistance. I'm sure its a simple fix but I've been
> unable to find it so far.
> Thanks...
>