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ConstantUserGal
I hadn't seen this happen before, but now my Microsoft Outlook is running on
my taskbar apparently when it's not even opened (closed off the program on
the desktop, but M/S Outlook's icon still on the taskbar). When I click the
icon on the taskbar, I get a windows warning balloon message saying, "Outlook
is not responding. If you are running an Exchange Server e-mail account, you
can cancel pending server requests by clicking the Outlook icon in the
notifications area, and then clicking cancel server requests on the shortcut
menu." First off, I don't have an "Exchange Server e-mail account" - unless
they think my Cox.net email account is an exchange server since its cable run
- but I think not. Secondly, where is the "notifications area" where I use
"cancel server requests" since its not in the taskbar properties. I can only
either "Hide when inactive", "Alwyas show", or "Always Hide." There is no
provision for "cancel server requests". Where do I find this so that
Outlook's icon will no longer show up on my taskbar?
I'm usually knowledgable about Outlook's use but this one got my attention.
Thanks for any assistance and help.
my taskbar apparently when it's not even opened (closed off the program on
the desktop, but M/S Outlook's icon still on the taskbar). When I click the
icon on the taskbar, I get a windows warning balloon message saying, "Outlook
is not responding. If you are running an Exchange Server e-mail account, you
can cancel pending server requests by clicking the Outlook icon in the
notifications area, and then clicking cancel server requests on the shortcut
menu." First off, I don't have an "Exchange Server e-mail account" - unless
they think my Cox.net email account is an exchange server since its cable run
- but I think not. Secondly, where is the "notifications area" where I use
"cancel server requests" since its not in the taskbar properties. I can only
either "Hide when inactive", "Alwyas show", or "Always Hide." There is no
provision for "cancel server requests". Where do I find this so that
Outlook's icon will no longer show up on my taskbar?
I'm usually knowledgable about Outlook's use but this one got my attention.
Thanks for any assistance and help.