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pauliner
I am on a desktop with 98SE and happily had OE6 as my original email system
for some years, but have now switched my email account to Outlook 2000 (sort
of on purpose - my laptop uses Outlook), with all the emails from OE6
duplicated into Outlook (and there are quite a lot, although I don't think
sufficient to overload the computer's resources (plenty of memory left).
All worked well for a while, but suddenly Outlook has decided to hang on
starting - I get the central square with Outlook 2000 , but that's it - it
hangs, won't load, the mouse cursor slows right down, and I have to use
ctrl-alt-del to close it. The OE6 has now reacted in sympathy and although it
loads fully, and I can access the archived emails, the moment I try to open
the address book, it also hangs, and ctrl-alt-del gives the 'not responding'
message.
To complete the picture, I use Mailwasher as my spam filter, have Spybot and
Ad- aware installed and up-to-date Norton antivirus. Internet web pages are
accessible at normal speeds, and access to other Windows functions such as
'my documents' etc is also fine.
Any suggestions............. thanks
Pauliner
for some years, but have now switched my email account to Outlook 2000 (sort
of on purpose - my laptop uses Outlook), with all the emails from OE6
duplicated into Outlook (and there are quite a lot, although I don't think
sufficient to overload the computer's resources (plenty of memory left).
All worked well for a while, but suddenly Outlook has decided to hang on
starting - I get the central square with Outlook 2000 , but that's it - it
hangs, won't load, the mouse cursor slows right down, and I have to use
ctrl-alt-del to close it. The OE6 has now reacted in sympathy and although it
loads fully, and I can access the archived emails, the moment I try to open
the address book, it also hangs, and ctrl-alt-del gives the 'not responding'
message.
To complete the picture, I use Mailwasher as my spam filter, have Spybot and
Ad- aware installed and up-to-date Norton antivirus. Internet web pages are
accessible at normal speeds, and access to other Windows functions such as
'my documents' etc is also fine.
Any suggestions............. thanks
Pauliner