Prrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!!!!!!! OUTLOOK

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: TonyG
I had outlook decide to delete all my emails for no reason, didn't have a ton of em, just ones that I felt I needed to keep. Just opened outlook up one day and they were all gone, not in the deleted items outlook folder or anywhere that I could find them. Though, the emails that were in the deleted files folder were still there...

Another great reason to make backups.

 

[PlatinumGold]

SOOOOO

you MS haters, you gonna pony up and admit that this was probably a user error or a server problem and NOT an MS Outlook problem??

 

[PlatinumGold]

can you imagine what the linux fanboys around here woulda said if someone posted something like this about Linux and it turned out to be a user error??

OMFG. so you ms haters, pony up.

 

[nord1899]

Originally posted by: shrinertech
I have yet to experience a problem with Outlook. Every problem that I have seen is either user error or server side failure. I predict that your problem is one of the two.

Andrew

Nah I've had one major problem with Outlook. Was upgrading from 2k to XP and it refused to properly import my old mail file. Thoroughly trashed it. Fortunately I didn't really care too much about it, but still damn annoying.

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
SOOOOO

you MS haters, you gonna pony up and admit that this was probably a user error or a server problem and NOT an MS Outlook problem??

can you imagine what the linux fanboys around here woulda said if someone posted something like this about Linux and it turned out to be a user error??

OMFG. so you ms haters, pony up.

Im one of the MS haters, and looking through my posts I did not see any that blamed the software or anything similar. If I missed one, please point it out and Ill apologize for thinking that Windows people knew how to use their software

EDIT: and user error is grounds for a thorough flaming.

 

[nord1899]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
SOOOOO

you MS haters, you gonna pony up and admit that this was probably a user error or a server problem and NOT an MS Outlook problem??

can you imagine what the linux fanboys around here woulda said if someone posted something like this about Linux and it turned out to be a user error??

OMFG. so you ms haters, pony up.

Im one of the MS haters, and looking through my posts I did not see any that blamed the software or anything similar. If I missed one, please point it out and Ill apologize for thinking that Windows people knew how to use their software

EDIT: and user error is grounds for a thorough flaming.

ROFL .... pwned!!!

 

[GeekDrew]

Originally posted by: nord1899
Nah I've had one major problem with Outlook. Was upgrading from 2k to XP and it refused to properly import my old mail file. Thoroughly trashed it. Fortunately I didn't really care too much about it, but still damn annoying.

So sue me. One problem. Did you have the mail database backed up?

 

[PlatinumGold]

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Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
SOOOOO

you MS haters, you gonna pony up and admit that this was probably a user error or a server problem and NOT an MS Outlook problem??
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can you imagine what the linux fanboys around here woulda said if someone posted something like this about Linux and it turned out to be a user error??

OMFG. so you ms haters, pony up.
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Im one of the MS haters, and looking through my posts I did not see any that blamed the software or anything similar. If I missed one, please point it out and Ill apologize for thinking that Windows people knew how to use their software

EDIT: and user error is grounds for a thorough flaming.

I never said don't flame the poster, i said don't flame MS. this is CLEARLY not MS's fault, can we agree on that??

oh and the pwned comment, how??

BTW, amdwolfman is the guy that wanted to know about directtv w/o prescriptions

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: nord1899

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
SOOOOO

you MS haters, you gonna pony up and admit that this was probably a user error or a server problem and NOT an MS Outlook problem??

can you imagine what the linux fanboys around here woulda said if someone posted something like this about Linux and it turned out to be a user error??

OMFG. so you ms haters, pony up.

Im one of the MS haters, and looking through my posts I did not see any that blamed the software or anything similar. If I missed one, please point it out and Ill apologize for thinking that Windows people knew how to use their software

EDIT: and user error is grounds for a thorough flaming.

ROFL .... pwned!!!

Please! The language! Wont somebody think of the children?!

*pwned is a pet peve of mine *shrug*

 

[CraigRT]

Originally posted by: SherEPunjab

Originally posted by: Yield

Originally posted by: SherEPunjab
Windows sucks! Its a worthless, buggy POS OS.

Am I cool now?

not unless you specifiy which version of windows.

All of them!

My friend's friend's sister's boyfriend's mom's aunt's grandson told his grandma who told her niece who told her son who told his girlfriend who told her brother who told my friend that windows sucks and so it must be true, afterall, he is majoring in Information Systems at Podunk College in Smallville, Kansas, and on weekends he works at CompUSA. Besides, I always get the BSOD, you know the Binary Systems Outer Disturbance?

So, am I cool NOW?

okay, fine
HELLA COOL!

 

[OutHouse]

Originally posted by: Yield

Originally posted by: PG

Originally posted by: amdwolfman
Lord fvckin jeebus, What in the hell is it with fvckin WINDOWS. Whoever wrote windows is a fvckin major GOOF

We've been having trouble with Outlook too. Here at work a lot of us engineers get CAD files sent to us almost every day so the email piles up. When the Outlook database file, or whatever it's called, hits about 3 GB Outlook will crash and stop working. We had to find this out the hard way.

thought about setting up an exchange server with a giant hard drive?
that's how it's done here... works pretty good! i just don't like the client software.

Acutally the max mailbox size limit is 2GB. When the mailbox get larger than 2gb it will currupt the mailbox and you can not open any items. I have a mailbox that every FAX/email we send out to our customers goes in (about 2200 a day). everyday I check it's size and when it gets to 1.7GB I save that mailbox folder and create a new one. All done in outlook.

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: PlatinumGold

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Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
SOOOOO

you MS haters, you gonna pony up and admit that this was probably a user error or a server problem and NOT an MS Outlook problem??
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can you imagine what the linux fanboys around here woulda said if someone posted something like this about Linux and it turned out to be a user error??

OMFG. so you ms haters, pony up.
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Im one of the MS haters, and looking through my posts I did not see any that blamed the software or anything similar. If I missed one, please point it out and Ill apologize for thinking that Windows people knew how to use their software

EDIT: and user error is grounds for a thorough flaming.

I never said don't flame the poster, i said don't flame MS. this is CLEARLY not MS's fault, can we agree on that??

To a degree. I blame everything from stubbing my toe this morning to crappy software on Microsoft.

j/k

Yes, it sounds like 99.9% CtKIE (Chair to Keyboard Interface Error).

oh and the pwned comment, how??

Because everyone knows I hate Microsoft and since I am the big anti-MS guy in the thread and I said nothing bad about them, your comment was out of place and basically, in this instance, idiotic. Just my opinion though, but Im here to nef.

BTW, amdwolfman is the guy that wanted to know about directtv w/o prescriptions

Please tell me English is not his native language....

 

[amdwolfman]

Fvck, I can't even get past this part, FVCK telnet (mail server name) 110 and hit the enter key


Flame away

 

[PlatinumGold]

obviously i overreacted on the anti ms thing, but i see it quite a bit and you have to admit that if someone posted something like this about linux you'd see a lotta linux guys go off on the poster. a lot more than what we've seen here.

it is a double standard.

 

[amdwolfman]

Hey n0cmonkey you got sweet dik to say about the thread . move along,

 

[amdwolfman]

BTW, amdwolfman is the guy that wanted to know about directtv w/o prescriptions

If you knew what I was talking about you wouldn't have to take time to copy and paste something that HAS SWEET FVCK ALL to do with the origin of this post
13867 posts huh, Sure know how you got them

 

[nord1899]

Originally posted by: shrinertech

Originally posted by: nord1899
Nah I've had one major problem with Outlook. Was upgrading from 2k to XP and it refused to properly import my old mail file. Thoroughly trashed it. Fortunately I didn't really care too much about it, but still damn annoying.

So sue me. One problem. Did you have the mail database backed up?

Cool! I get to sue someone. Lived in the US all my life and haven't had the chance to do it yet. Go figure!

Nah, it was my personal e-mail from college. After college I was upgrading to XP and trying to import it. For some reason, all the e-mail in the "Sent" folder got trashed and trashed hard. Like I said, doesn't really bother me though. Not much mail there that I need or want.

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: PlatinumGold
obviously i overreacted on the anti ms thing, but i see it quite a bit and you have to admit that if someone posted something like this about linux you'd see a lotta linux guys go off on the poster. a lot more than what we've seen here.

it is a double standard.

That is a user problem. Microsoft users should flame Microsoft users. Only people you can blame are yourselves

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: amdwolfman
Hey n0cmonkey you got sweet dik to say about the thread . move along,

Try that one more time.

 

[n0cmonkey]

Originally posted by: amdwolfman

BTW, amdwolfman is the guy that wanted to know about directtv w/o prescriptions

If you knew what I was talking about you wouldn't have to take time to copy and paste something that HAS SWEET FVCK ALL to do with the origin of this post
13867 posts huh, Sure know how you got them

Please curb the foul language. Thank you

 

[guyver01]

Originally posted by: amdwolfman
Fvck, I can't even get past this part, FVCK telnet (mail server name) 110 and hit the enter key

you're not putting your mail server in parens right?

can you ping the mail server?

 

[nord1899]

Originally posted by: amdwolfman

BTW, amdwolfman is the guy that wanted to know about directtv w/o prescriptions

If you knew what I was talking about you wouldn't have to take time to copy and paste something that HAS SWEET FVCK ALL to do with the origin of this post
13867 posts huh, Sure know how you got them

If read the posts, that was actually put there by PlatinumGold who has some 5300 posts, not n0cmonkey who has some 13000 posts.

Anyway about your problem. Are you having trouble connecting to a personal e-mail account or a work related one?

 

[amdwolfman]

Originally posted by: n0cmonkey

Originally posted by: amdwolfman

BTW, amdwolfman is the guy that wanted to know about directtv w/o prescriptions

If you knew what I was talking about you wouldn't have to take time to copy and paste something that HAS SWEET FVCK ALL to do with the origin of this post
13867 posts huh, Sure know how you got them

Please curb the foul language. Thank you

Just take what I said into consideration is all. >lingo has been curbed<
Happy New Year

 

[GeekDrew]

OK, back to the original problem.

What is the name of the mail server that Outlook is trying to connect to?

Andrew

 

[amdwolfman]

BTW, amdwolfman is the guy that wanted to know about directtv w/o prescriptions

My mistake n0cmonkey