How do configure Outlook to send/receive messages at start up?

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Read:
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
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And Outlook does WHAT now? Startup of WHAT? When you load Windows or
when you load Outlook? If it is when Windows loads, do you have
Windows configured to auto-login into your account (which disables all
user account security so anyone can use your account to send spam,
download kiddie porn, etc.)?

Outlook is configured by DEFAULT to poll your mail accounts, so YOU
changed it. Since you never bothered to provide any details, like
WHICH version of Outlook that you use, in Outlook 2002, go to Tools ->
Send and Receive Settings -> Define Send and Receive Groups.
 
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Rich/rerat

vanness47,
1. When Outlook2003 Starts:
Open Outlook2003 (similar process in early versions of Outlook)> TOOLS>
Options> Mail Setup tab> Check box to send immediately> Press Send/Receive
button> Under All Groups section, make sure that box to include this group
in send/receive is checked.

2. When Windows Starts.
a. Set up Outlook as in step#1, when Outlook Starts.
b.Then create a shortcut on your Desktop to start Outlook, if not
already there..
c. Click and hold with your mouse, and drag the Outlook icon, into the
Startup folder, under All Programs on the Start button window.
d. You can set the shortcut to open Outlook in a Minimum or Maximum view
if you want. By right clicking the short cut in the Startup folder>
Properties> and select the window state that the program opens with.

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