Vista, Outlook 2002 and passwords

Anyone have any idea why, after upgrading to Vista Business edition from Xp
Pro and using Outlook 2002 the whole time, it wont remember email address
passwords at all no matter that I fill in the tick to TELL it to remember?

Any help appreciated. Thanks.

This is very little consolation but I have the equivalent problem with Vista
and Outlook 2002, not yet found anyone with a solution.

"Diamontina Cocktail" wrote:

> Anyone have any idea why, after upgrading to Vista Business edition from Xp
> Pro and using Outlook 2002 the whole time, it wont remember email address
> passwords at all no matter that I fill in the tick to TELL it to remember?
>
> Any help appreciated. Thanks.
>
>

I got the same problem here also I can,t save the password either no mater
what I check or do.
You think someone would have the answer.

Carm

"MoorManCroft" wrote:

> This is very little consolation but I have the equivalent problem with Vista
> and Outlook 2002, not yet found anyone with a solution.
>
> "Diamontina Cocktail" wrote:
>
> > Anyone have any idea why, after upgrading to Vista Business edition from Xp
> > Pro and using Outlook 2002 the whole time, it wont remember email address
> > passwords at all no matter that I fill in the tick to TELL it to remember?
> >
> > Any help appreciated. Thanks.
> >
> >

I did. You have to upgrade. There will be no fix so you have to buy Outlook
2007.

"MoorManCroft" <> wrote in message
news:2A80758C-73F5-4933-A283-...
> This is very little consolation but I have the equivalent problem with
> Vista
> and Outlook 2002, not yet found anyone with a solution.
>
> "Diamontina Cocktail" wrote:
>
>> Anyone have any idea why, after upgrading to Vista Business edition from
>> Xp
>> Pro and using Outlook 2002 the whole time, it wont remember email address
>> passwords at all no matter that I fill in the tick to TELL it to
>> remember?
>>
>> Any help appreciated. Thanks.
>>
>>

Yes, they do. Buy Outlook 2007. There will be no fix for anything older than
Outlook 2003.

"carm" <> wrote in message
news:6B3C4C9D-2A1A-4768-B6AB-...
>I got the same problem here also I can,t save the password either no mater
> what I check or do.
> You think someone would have the answer.
>
> Carm
>
> "MoorManCroft" wrote:
>
>> This is very little consolation but I have the equivalent problem with
>> Vista
>> and Outlook 2002, not yet found anyone with a solution.
>>
>> "Diamontina Cocktail" wrote:
>>
>> > Anyone have any idea why, after upgrading to Vista Business edition
>> > from Xp
>> > Pro and using Outlook 2002 the whole time, it wont remember email
>> > address
>> > passwords at all no matter that I fill in the tick to TELL it to
>> > remember?
>> >
>> > Any help appreciated. Thanks.
>> >
>> >

Hi guys,

the only solutions available for now are the scripts which you can find
on the following websites:

'Outlook 2002 not retaining password in Vista Home Basic'
(http://tinyurl.com/2lccod)

and

'Outlook 2002/Vista Issue - Tech Support Guy Forums'
(http://tinyurl.com/5h5vkt)

Terrible but true.
Lot of thanks to those guys who are trying to help our Office2002/XP
community!

Greetz,
JR


Diamontina Cocktail;2149 Wrote:
> Yes, they do. Buy Outlook 2007. There will be no fix for anything older
> than
> Outlook 2003.
>
> "carm" <> wrote in message
> news:6B3C4C9D-2A1A-4768-B6AB-...
> >I got the same problem here also I can,t save the password either no
> mater
> > what I check or do.
> > You think someone would have the answer.
> >
> > Carm
> >
> > "MoorManCroft" wrote:
> >
> >> This is very little consolation but I have the equivalent problem
> with
> >> Vista
> >> and Outlook 2002, not yet found anyone with a solution.
> >>
> >> "Diamontina Cocktail" wrote:
> >>
> >> > Anyone have any idea why, after upgrading to Vista Business
> edition
> >> > from Xp
> >> > Pro and using Outlook 2002 the whole time, it wont remember email
> >> > address
> >> > passwords at all no matter that I fill in the tick to TELL it to
> >> > remember?
> >> >
> >> > Any help appreciated. Thanks.
> >> >
> >> >


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