July 6, 2008
Baghdad Iraq
FIXED !!
I followed the instructions provided under "Lost my identity"
http://www.entourage.mvps.org/database/index.html#db1
and identified the files in my MAC that had dates yesterday when I
downloaded a MAC update.
I did not understand the instructs like "the appropriate location" (on
the earth or what?). A tech guy who is a Mac user interpreted the
instructions using the three open windows showing them. SHAZAM! al
Hamdu illah! It came back.
Whatever it is in downloads that does this - please fix it. But not
with another feline please.
Lawrence
hclsm...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Qualified MAC users,
> My experience was identical to that of Heath in May 2007
>
> Yesterday an upgrade came in, and I wondered if it blocked everything
> because there was a sequential upgrade.
>
> This morning when I fired up the Mac at 0710 My entourage was blank -
> except for the following Mac advertisement
> -
> No In no OUT, NO Sent only Trash. Mac system shows all green. New is
> the only option showing - But I get a block that says -
>
> "You will not be able to send this message until you have entered your
> e-mail address and your SMTP host name in the account."
> --------------------others received this prompt ---
> Welcome to Microsoft=EF=BF=BD Entourage=EF=BF=BD 2004 for Mac, the
latest=
version of
> the popular Microsoft e-mail application and personal information
> manager.
>
> "You have received this message as part of your Microsoft Office 2004
> installation.
> As part of the Office 2004 suite of applications, Entourage 2004 can
> transform the way you create, share, and manage information. With
> Entourage, you can send and receive e-mail messages, manage contact
> information, organize your Calendar, track tasks, and more. Entourage
> is also the home base for the new Office 2004 Project Center =EF=BF=BD
yo=
ur
> one-stop shop for every piece of the project puzzle. E-mails,
> do***ents, contacts, even audio and video are conveniently found in
> one easy-to-access location. "
> -------------------------------------------------end quote--------
> I cannot find the database root (whatever that is) or lost+found from
> "finder go" as suggested. Scheduled send and receives are going on
> someplace.
>
> sincerely,
> Lawrence
> (Road Kill on a desert info highway)
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