I cannot receive my emails from outlook and aol to my blacberry curve

can send email out of Outlook from my PC, but no emails download into Outlook. ... issues with their e-mail while 26 per cent reported problems with their internet connection.

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Menu>Options > Security Options > General Settings > press Menu key > Wipe Handheld>it will ask you to enter blackberry as password

Hi! Have you tried using the web client at mail.aol.com? You'll need to remember your password for that.
If that works, and you need assistance setting up email with the program on your computer, one of the following links should be able to help you.
For Windows (Outlook) http://email.about.com/od/outlooktips/qt/Access_AOL_Email_Acct_Outlook.htm
For Mac OS X (Mail) http://email.about.com/od/macosxmailtips/qt/access_aol.htm
Hope this helps!

"Scan to email" feature is dependent upon the TWAIN and MAPI supported applications. TWAIN and MAPI (Message Application Programming Interface) are standards that relate to "Scanning" and "Scan to email" features respectively. Applications have to support these to make use of HP Director. Not all email accounts are MAPI supported applications. The following are the ones which satisfy the MAPI criteria.

Microsoft Outlook Express 6

Microsoft Outlook Express 5

Microsoft Outlook Express 4

Microsoft Outlook 2000

Microsoft Outlook 98

Microsoft Outlook 97

AOL E-mail Version 8

AOL E-mail Version 5

AOL E-mail Version 4

If you are not using any of the above email accounts, you need to configure your email account with Microsoft Outlook/Outlook Express to use this feature. After configuring, you can use the scan to Email feature by perfroming the following steps.

1. Open HP Director/ HP Solution Center.

2. Click Settings -->> Scan Settings & Preferences --->> Scan to... Setup.

3. Select the available destinations and add them to the front panel destinations.

4. While scanning, you will receive a window showing the scan details which contains the section "Where do you want to scan?". Select "Email".

There is an option in Outlook with a Checkbox that says "Leave a Copy of Messenges on Server." Under Tools, then Options. That box must be checked, otherwise when mail co Almes into Outlook on your computer, it will never come in on your phone. There is also an option on your phone to have messages deleted from the computer when you delete email messages from the computer and vice-versa. Best recommendation is to pull-up the very-large user-guide on Blackberry.com, look at the table of contents and you'll see what I'm talking about under Email settings, with exact instructions of how to resolve your issue on the Curve.

Aol uses proprietary software, I have never used it as it takes over your computer slows everything down and is a pain in the neck in general. I doubt that outlock which is a pop3 email program is going to work with AOL, unless they have updated their system. The best thing that you can do is to remove it from your machine, and use the MSFT outlook or outlook express. Or even Gmail oe Hotmail if you like that web based format. To set uo your outlook, just launch the program and use the wizard in outlook or outlook express to run you through the setup process. It will need the settings that you got from your ISP, like the names of the incoming and outgoing servers, if aol is your high sped provider it will have a name like xxx.aol.com, and smtp.aol.com, then your name and email address with password, then you won't need that aol stuff. I just used aol as an example, like for example something like secureserver.secure.net, and smtp.comcast.net, and they will be pop3 servers, aol is a web based like a web page, not an application, outlook is just far superior in every way, on your isp'd home page you should find all the info, under setting up your email, good luck

Do you have a redirector intalled that pushes the email forward to your device? Sometimes the redirector get turned offf, or the desktop gets turned off and I stop getting my emails when I'm away from the office.

try changing the options in your blackberry email setup or inbox