Help for Email
It would be nice if our programs would always work the way they are supposed to work. Unfortunately that is not the case.
Here are some helpful links to resolve some of the most common problems in Outlook (Not the same as Outlook Express, OE has another page on this site for help)
Linda Johnson has some great information about Outlook. She also has a Microsoft Office help group on Freelists and a super newsletter, ABC (All 'Bout Computers)
Parker Renaud's ABC Articles, also found on Linda's ABC archives
Does your Outlook hang after you send an attachment? Microsoft Knowledge Base Article - Q315008 has the fix.
Forgot your email password? This site, Nirsoft Utilities and Source Code, has password revealer utilities and others as well.
You want to start using another email program but you want to keep all of your email addresses and messages. Slipstick can show you how to do that!
Slipstick, considered the best of all Outlook resources by some users, also has a lot of other Outlook help tips and resources.
How-to-Outlook Lots of tips and help for Microsoft Outlook.
A great help list for Eudora can be found at Clio ListMom Cartel™. Just click on Eudora-Win or Eudora-Mac.
You finally decided to dump AOL & get a real ISP, but you want to keep your email addresses. So go InterGuru to find out how.
Compuserve Help This page may help Compuserve users with email.
Mozilla's Thunderbird CSCF's Unofficial User's Guide
Some AOL help links:
Microsoft has instructions to set up an email account in Outlook using AOL. Another page at Microsoft tells how to use Outlook Express with AOL.
AOL Help This page may help AOL users with email.
AOL Help Channel
Unofficial AOL Email Guide
Unofficial AOL Email FAQ
And if you decide to leave AOL, here is a link that may help.
Export AOL data with AOL Leave
Please note, I have never used AOL, so I cannot guarantee these tools will work.
Finally, if you are using an email client like Incredimail, Eudora or another email program and you are having problems, check the FAQs on the website for the program. You can also check to see if there is a Yahoo Group for your program.