'Don't have appropriate permission' to send/receive
Mark Johnson
"You don't have appropriate permission to perform this operation." A
Google search indicates that some other people have encountered this
problem, but I have found no evidence of a solution. I've searched the
MS Knowledgebase as well without success.
I am the only user on my computer, and am logged on as administrator.
I have multiple email accounts on a single identity in Outlook, and am
again recognized as administrator. I can successfully forward mail
from my accounts, and I can access all my folders. But I cannot
"send-receive."
I have uninstalled and reinstalled Outlook--no change.
I have several other programs installed that interact with
Outlook--Groove.net, Act 6.0, and iHateSpam. But all of these were
installed and apparently everything was functioning fine before my
problem suddenly appeared.
A steer in the right direction would be deeply appreciated.
Mark Johnson
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
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Having searched the archives,
Mark Johnson <maj...@cox.net> typed:
Mark Johnson
<Mil...@mvps.org> wrote:
>Can you send/receive using the Test Account Settings in your mail setup?
My Outlook test messages are given an OK at each stage of the
process--Outlook says they were successfully sent and received. But
they don't show up in my In Basket because I can't retrieve them. If I
retrieve my messages with Outlook Express (which is how I'm
communicating with you now), there they are.
Mark Johnson
Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]
Tools->Options->Other->Advanced. Shut down and restart Outlook and send
yourself a test message from Outlook Express.
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Mark Johnson <maj...@cox.net> typed:
Mark Johnson
<Mil...@mvps.org> wrote:
>Okay - then try turning on diagnostic logging under
>Tools->Options->Other->Advanced. Shut down and restart Outlook and send
>yourself a test message from Outlook Express.
My problem has been solved. I consulted a Microsoft tech, who gave me
a set of diagnostic steps to follow. She determined that my problem
was that my personal profile was corrupted (which my friends have been
telling me for years :)).
To create a new Outlook profile, I followed the instructions below.
The Knowledge Base article in the instructions gives specific steps to
create a profile by going to Start>Control Panel>Mail. Once I had
created the profile, her instructions on accessing my original .pst
file took me the rest of the way.
Mark Johnson
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This issue may be related to a corrupted profile. We can create a new
profile to have a try. To create a new Outlook profile, please refer
to the following Microsoft Knowledge Base (KB) article:
287072 OL2002: How to Create a New E-mail Profile for Outlook
http://support.microsoft.com/?id=287072
Please start Outlook using this new profile. Then you can go to "File"
menu->"Open"->"Outlook Data File" to open your original PST file so
you can access your old data in this new profile.
Mike Prebezac
from windows 2k to windows xp. It works fine on my og on
screen, but i get the same message on my wifes & kids log
on screens.
I have uninstalled & reinstalled, deleted and created new
profiles and e-mail accounts, numerous times. When I test
accounts, in the account set up, it does everything fine.
Please help.
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