Strange and itrritating dial-up question

[rifleman]

I posted this on the Outlook groups and to a mailing list, but to date
no-one seems to have a solution, so I thought that I'd try the Windows XP
groups incase someone here might be able to help!

I have two dial-up connectoids set up. One is marked as default, and that is
the one that IE6 and OE6 ( Outlook newsreader mode) and any other
application that accesses the internet, dial up automatically. I have two
Internet accounts set-up in outlook, both set to use dialler (and I've tried
all combinations in the "connections" box that there are) in the
connections box. When I open outlook and click on Send and Receive however,
outlook does NOT dial up with the default connection, but the other one!
There is NO MENTION anywhere in the Outlook options boxes of the other
dial-up! How can I stop this annoying action without deleting the other
connectoid?


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[Nospam]

rifleman,

Go to the dial up connection via Start > Settings > Network Connections,
right click on the connection desired as default and set it as default.

Hope this helps.

Nospam

"rifleman" > wrote in message
...
> I posted this on the Outlook groups and to a mailing list, but to date
> no-one seems to have a solution, so I thought that I'd try the Windows XP
> groups incase someone here might be able to help!
>
> I have two dial-up connectoids set up. One is marked as default, and that
is
> the one that IE6 and OE6 ( Outlook newsreader mode) and any other
> application that accesses the internet, dial up automatically. I have two
> Internet accounts set-up in outlook, both set to use dialler (and I've
tried
> all combinations in the "connections" box that there are) in the
> connections box. When I open outlook and click on Send and Receive
however,
> outlook does NOT dial up with the default connection, but the other one!
> There is NO MENTION anywhere in the Outlook options boxes of the other
> dial-up! How can I stop this annoying action without deleting the other
> connectoid?
>
>
> --
> Lat N53:02:23 Long W1:56:30
> Email address deliberately false to avoid spam:
> Reply to group only
> Google is your Friend
>
>

[rifleman]

In ,
Nospam > cogitated deeply and wrote
> rifleman,
>
> Go to the dial up connection via Start > Settings > Network
> Connections, right click on the connection desired as default and set
> it as default.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Nospam
>

From my original post


>> I have two dial-up connectoids set up. One is marked as default, and

..
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[Nospam]

rifleman,

If the one is marked as default then remove the dial up that should not be
default, reboot, ensure after reboot the remaining dial up is default, use
Outlook Express, IE, etc... so that connection gets used, reboot and then
add the other connection.

Nospam

"rifleman" > wrote in message
...
> In ,
> Nospam > cogitated deeply and wrote
> > rifleman,
> >
> > Go to the dial up connection via Start > Settings > Network
> > Connections, right click on the connection desired as default and set
> > it as default.
> >
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> > Nospam
> >
>
> From my original post
>
>
> >> I have two dial-up connectoids set up. One is marked as default, and
>
> .
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> Lat N53:02:23 Long W1:56:30
> Email address deliberately false to avoid spam:
> Reply to group only
> Google is your Friend
>
>

[rifleman]

In ,
Nospam > cogitated deeply and wrote
> rifleman,
>
> If the one is marked as default then remove the dial up that should
> not be default, reboot, ensure after reboot the remaining dial up is
> default, use Outlook Express, IE, etc... so that connection gets
> used, reboot and then add the other connection.
>
> Nospam
>
> "rifleman" > wrote in message
> ...
>> In ,
>> Nospam > cogitated deeply and wrote
>>> rifleman,
>>>
>>> Go to the dial up connection via Start > Settings > Network
>>> Connections, right click on the connection desired as default and
>>> set it as default.
>>>
>>> Hope this helps.
>>>
>>> Nospam
>>>
>>
>> From my original post
>>
>>
>>>> I have two dial-up connectoids set up. One is marked as default,
>>>> and
>>
>> .
>> --
>> Lat N53:02:23 Long W1:56:30
>> Email address deliberately false to avoid spam:
>> Reply to group only
>> Google is your Friend

Thanks - I'll try that.

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[wickedworld]

Go into the connection tab on the email account, and set it to use the
connection. Then go into connection tab in outlook express and make sure the
box is checked to ask before switching connections.


"rifleman" > wrote in message
...
> I posted this on the Outlook groups and to a mailing list, but to date
> no-one seems to have a solution, so I thought that I'd try the Windows XP
> groups incase someone here might be able to help!
>
> I have two dial-up connectoids set up. One is marked as default, and that
is
> the one that IE6 and OE6 ( Outlook newsreader mode) and any other
> application that accesses the internet, dial up automatically. I have two
> Internet accounts set-up in outlook, both set to use dialler (and I've
tried
> all combinations in the "connections" box that there are) in the
> connections box. When I open outlook and click on Send and Receive
however,
> outlook does NOT dial up with the default connection, but the other one!
> There is NO MENTION anywhere in the Outlook options boxes of the other
> dial-up! How can I stop this annoying action without deleting the other
> connectoid?
>
>
> --
> Lat N53:02:23 Long W1:56:30
> Email address deliberately false to avoid spam:
> Reply to group only
> Google is your Friend
>
>