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#CHANGE ACCOUNT TYPE ADMINISTRATOR GREYED OUT PRO#

It was nice that it was that painless, but I should have been given an option to choose wether I want to use IMAP or POP. In, Outlook took over, gave me no choice and set it it for me. When I initially went to create the account, once I put the POP address There you people go again making an assumption.

So because of this I in turn had to go into my mail via the web and delete stuff off the server so I do not have all those e-mails there. Tried and true way, so why should a small group of people decide that IMAP is what is should be if the server has the capability since not all will have the storage capacity as Hotmail? I know MS is pushing this 'cloud computing' thing, but there are many of us who want nothing to do with it and prefer the There may be benefits to IMAP, but with as small as the storage capacity as my ISP has my capacity is met in a ferw days. It's as if Outlook 2010 is stepping backwards and losing options of functionality.

#CHANGE ACCOUNT TYPE ADMINISTRATOR GREYED OUT PRO#

Windows XP Pro SP3, Office 2010 Professional (even more irritating than Office 2007). To chuck this version and actually eliminate Windows/Microsoft from my life. I would much rather NOT have to create a new account and delete the other as I shouldn't have to do that. (leading back to the ISP server issue and also another annoying issue for me with this version of Outlook) to set up rules to move messages. That is causing me some issues like my inbox is filling up on my ISP's mail server since it does not delete after downloading (and of course I can't find the option to tell it to delete from server after downloading) and I can't create subfolders pst files, Outlook '10 saw them but would not use the inbox and it's subfolders forcing me to set up new accounts and never allowed me to choose (darn automated processes!) what type of account and of course defaulted When I installed Office 2010 and imported my. In Outlook 2007 the account was a POP account. When I click on the account and click change I do not have that option, the drop box showing IMAP is grayed out. It's like Bing, when you type something in, you get hundreds of unrelated items.ДЄs I have discovered Outlook 2010 defaults to IMAP and I did not realize this when I set it up.

How can I change an e-mail account from IMAP to POP? And of course the Help option is WORTHLESS.

Change account type administrator greyed out