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Now I am left with Outlook. I have the same problem and it's a major problem with Microsoft, they must think we are all IT experts. The Windows XP and Outlook Express I still am using on my old computer is way better by far than this flashy trash Windows 10 with dysfunctional Outlook email.

I've been at it a week and I finally think it's useless to proceed. I am going to download a free email from Mozilla to start and if that doesn't suit me I will install XP on this new machine. Threats include any threat of suicide, violence, or harm to another. Any content of an adult theme or inappropriate to a community web site. Any image, link, or discussion of nudity. Any behavior that is insulting, rude, vulgar, desecrating, or showing disrespect.

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Internet Download Manager. Advanced SystemCare Free. VLC Media Player. MacX YouTube Downloader. Microsoft Office YTD Video Downloader. Adobe Photoshop CC. When this was setup, all the clients ran win95, and I do not think there was a "server" initially. The server was added later and the post office was never moved. It has always been administered from the win98 pc containing the post office.

I made a mistake in my previous post. I said messenger when I should have said Exchange. Rockn said:. Anybody know anything about this? Microsoft Postoffice was never a part of Win9x. Maybe somone figured out how to move it there and got it to run for office email I think that was all it was meant to do , but it was never intended to be there.

Any email client will be able to access an MS post office. I don't think any of the newer server OS's even have post office any longer and MS is making you buy Exchange Server to do the job now. It seems to be integrated with the Win95 OS. Select Control panel then mail. If we move to a current OS, what are the options for inter-office mail?

Can outlook handle it all, or would we be forced to purchase exchange? Bob Cerelli. Joined Nov 2, Messages 22, Windows98 certainly manage and host a Microsoft Mail Post office. Have several customers using it since it's free and there is no need for them to go with a whole Exchange server. They have a variety of computers Win95, Win98, Windows and XP that all share several calendars this way. Not the most technically elegant solution but it works quite well.

Just re-read my post and left out one word At least I know I am not going down a dead end path looking for a solution. Joined Sep 18, Messages Wow, this takes me back. MS Mail workgroup postoffice comes with Win95 and is basically a somewhat restricted version of MS Mail Server and uses simpler admin tools.

It will work with Exchange if the Exchange client is installed. I havn't seen it used in years, but remember that it worked well in small workgroups and peer-to-peer networks.

Not sure if it will work on operating systems other than Win Like I said, it does work with other operating systems that Win Summary This article describes how to run Control Panel tools in Windows by typing a command at a command prompt or in the Open box. More Information To run a Control Panel tool in Windows, type the appropriate command in the Open box or at a command prompt.

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