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<blockquote data-quote="genxx" data-source="post: 2859127" data-attributes="member: 575023">It usually means you must input your email provider to act as a server for outlook.Example:<a href="http://mailto:" target="_blank">IlikeCars@msn.com</a><a href="http://mailto:" target="_blank">DRZ9255Rulz@yahoo.com</a>Outlook does not act as an email server(exchange server) unless its on a networked system.&nbsp; Even then you have a dedicated server(exchange server).&nbsp; Example:Server 1 handles all last names from A to H, Server 2 handles I to R ect ect....So outlook needs a server ie your email provider to act as the server.I hope I did not confuse you.&nbsp; I tried to explain it in simple terms.What version of outlook software is your phone running?&nbsp; example outlook express 6I link outlook express to my msn so I do not have to log into msn all the **** time and it easier to manage.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="genxx, post: 2859127, member: 575023"] It usually means you must input your email provider to act as a server for outlook. Example: [URL="mailto:"]IlikeCars@msn.com[/URL] [URL="mailto:"]DRZ9255Rulz@yahoo.com[/URL] Outlook does not act as an email server(exchange server) unless its on a networked system. Even then you have a dedicated server(exchange server). Example: Server 1 handles all last names from A to H, Server 2 handles I to R ect ect.... So outlook needs a server ie your email provider to act as the server. I hope I did not confuse you. I tried to explain it in simple terms. What version of outlook software is your phone running? example outlook express 6 I link outlook express to my msn so I do not have to log into msn all the **** time and it easier to manage. [/QUOTE]

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