Eddie Thwan
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Hello,
I found an informative article on SCANPST(Inbox Repair Tool). I think this will help you out from your issue.
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Hello Kerry Morris,
As the Barry’s suggestion you need to install Microsoft Outlook to view your emails.If you want to see Emails of your PST File without installation of MS Outlook, then you need to switch on any third party tool. I would like to suggest you a Free PST Viewer Tool to see your PST emails without having Outlook.Click here: http://www.majorgeeks.com/files/details/systools_outlook_pst_viewer.html
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I agreed with Barry’s Solution. But, in case, if the above solution does not help to resolve your issue you can also try to reset the Navigation Pane in MS Outlook.
To reset the Navigation Pane: Press “Window” button + “R” >> Type “outlook.exe<space>/resetnavpane” without quotes in run dialog box and press enter.
When I was searching about your query on Google, I found an informative article on “Outlook Common Errors”. So, I want to share with you that article to get aware about most common Outlook error.
Resource: http://www.itninja.com/blog/view/microsoft-outlook-common-errors-causes-and-their-solutions
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Let’s try these steps to make changes in both type of mails.
Font Style for new messages:
1. Open “MS Outlook”.
2. Click on “File” Tab >> “Options” >> “Mail” (at left pane) >>Under “Compose messages” section (at right pane) >> Click on “Stationery and Fonts” button.
3. Under “Personal Stationery” Tab move on “New mail messages” section and click on “Font” Button.
4. A new window will appear, Under the Font Tab, you can select any font that you want.
5.Click “Ok”.Font Style for reply to or forward:
Follow all the above given steps, except step 3. Because that particular step has been already chosen in earlier font style of “New Mail Message”. Now, choose “Replying or forwarding messages” and start doing changes.
Hello,
Will you please tell me clearly?
I mean in which section you want to change the font: “Font style for new messages” or “for those messages that you reply to or forward”?
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Eddie Thwan
Hello,
First you should try Barry’s solution. If the issue still appears, then you can also try to run Microsoft Window Resource Checker Tool, also known as SFC (System File Checker).
To know how to run “SFC” command:
• Click on “Search” bar >> Type “cmd” >> Right click on “Command Prompt” >> Click on “Run as administrator”.
• Type “sfc<space>/scannow” & press enter. The process will take some time.
• Reboot your System.I hope this will help you to resolve your issue.
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Eddie ThwanHello Barry
You can increase your server timeout settings to 5 minutes by following given below steps:
In Outlook 2010:
Click on “File” Tab >> “Account Settings” >> “Account Settings” >> Click on your existing emails account >> “More Settings” >> “Advanced Tab” >> Move on the “Server Timeout” Section, click on arrow & Increase from 1 minute to 5 minutes.
On which Outlook Version are you working?