by David Hakala

Email is as vital as a tongue to some people. They can’t imagine getting through a day without communicating via email. For others, checking email is just an occasional thing. But in either case, when people click that “send/receive” button they expect something to happen. When, instead, you get an error message that says in part, “cannot connect to server,” here are some potential solutions to try.
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Organize Your Email with Outlook 2007

in applications

Microsoft Outlook 2007 offers various ways of organizing your email by setting up “rules” to filter your inbox.

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Repair and Restore Corrupted or Damaged Outlook Data

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If the Personal Folders file (.pst) or Offline Folders file (.ost) in Microsoft Outlook has been damaged, repair tools may be able to recover your email data.

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Microsoft Outlook Email Corruption Hazard When Exceeding 2GB

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Exceeding 2GB in Microsoft Outlook could cause your email to be corrupted and lost. Here’s how to reduce the size of your email box, back up your Outlook email and avoid the problem altogether.

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Managing Outlook Contacts with Categories and Search

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Manage your contacts using Outlook categories and search functions, allowing you to email groups of people more efficiently.

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