For some reason it's working again now. What is odd is I swiched over
to outlook and got some Excel file attachment which seemed to hang it
for a while even on outlook (file wasn't large) but when it finally
came through and I closed out Outlook and then went back to the Bat
things started working correctly. No idea what caused all this mess,
probably something with the network people here at work:)

Sorry for the long post.

On Tuesday, November 20, 2001, 11:25:39 AM, you wrote:

  RR> Yesterday I had no problem receiving email off our Exchange server.
RR> Today however when I go to check the mail that resides on the server
RR> the Connection Center opens up and says "checking mail INBOX (1 New
RR> Message)." It then just hangs there. No elapsed time moves or
RR> anything. Evenutally I just hit abort. ( I think when I do that the
RR> email gets deleted off the server, since after I hit abort I no longer
RR> will get that message). I can send email out fine and when I test by
RR> sending them to myself to I can see them residing out there in the
RR> Message Center (says 2 New Messages etc.) I'm not really sure what is
RR> causing this problem. When I switch back over to Outlook (ughh) I can
RR> receive the email fine. It's possible the system admin did something
RR> but before I ask around I'd like to know if there is something I can
RR> try first. ( I'm sure they'll just go 'just use outlook' ).

RR> Some other odd things. When I switch the protocol for receiving mail
RR> from IMAP4 to POP3 (I'm trying everything here:) it manages to not
RR> hang and says it retrieved the email but I do not see any of the new
RR> messages in my inbox. This brings up another question... Is there a
RR> way to have the same mail box set up as it resides on the exchange
RR> server? I know there are other mailbox folders etc out there and I don't really
RR> care about them but I thought if I configure for IMAP4 that I would
RR> end up with those other mailbox folders showing up. Not a big deal but
RR> maybe it's somehow related to what's going wrong.

RR> Thanks so much if someone can help with this as I really really really
RR> do not want to have to use Outlook here:)


RR> Rick

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