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Hi,
I have been asked to configure Outlook 2003 on a computer which is attached
to our network. The laptop had previously been connected to another
company’s network. When I start Outlook to make the necessary changes it
won't let me in, even if I elect to work offline. It complains it cannot
find Exchange Server plus other things which concern the previous setup. In
desperation I tried re-installing, but of course, it retained the settings
and transferred them to the new installation putting me back to square one.
How do I force Outlook to delete or ignore the previous setup and let me in
to make the necessary changes?
I would be very grateful for any help with this.
I have been asked to configure Outlook 2003 on a computer which is attached
to our network. The laptop had previously been connected to another
company’s network. When I start Outlook to make the necessary changes it
won't let me in, even if I elect to work offline. It complains it cannot
find Exchange Server plus other things which concern the previous setup. In
desperation I tried re-installing, but of course, it retained the settings
and transferred them to the new installation putting me back to square one.
How do I force Outlook to delete or ignore the previous setup and let me in
to make the necessary changes?
I would be very grateful for any help with this.