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- What does not implemented mean? - Microsoft Community
What does "not implemented" mean? Using Outlook 2010, Windows 7 and suddenly cannot receive send email When I hit Send Receive All Folders I get a big red X and "not implemented " What does this mean? What to do to again send receive emails?
- Reply All - not implemented Outlook 2010 - Microsoft Community
I get "not implemented" pop-up when I attempt to Reply All in Outlook 2010 Any solution?
- Help required with Not Implemented error received on send and receive . . .
Hi all As the above says, I currently cannot send and receive emails in Outlook 2013 as when I do, I get a Not Implemented box pop up When I click on file, under Account Information, I have a yellow
- implemented at in the company | WordReference Forums
Hello, what do you say: The product was implemented IN the X Company, or The product was implemented AT the X Company When I say X I mean the name of the company Thank you Choni
- implement in into - WordReference Forums
Hello, I was just wondering which one of these two prepositions is better in this context It's quite hard to implement these new words into in my speech
- Not Implemented error on Outlook 2013. This is new and i am experienced
This is new and i am experienced I encountered the same issue shortly after the last MS updates The message I get when attempting to send is "not implemented" I did a repair with and without the Office Pro 64 disk The other strange message is "Your mail box is currently being optimized as part of upgrading to Outlook 2013
- Implemented successfully Successfully implemented - WordReference Forums
'Implemented' could be an adjective, but it seems to be part of a passive construction in the very limited context that you have given We might have something like this in a more complete context: The new procedure was successfully implemented by [the agent] The new procedure was implemented successfully by [the agent]
- lt;was were gt; implemented - WordReference Forums
Hi, people To use the conditional tense, "were" instead of "was" should be used Is this correct? If a 20 percent tax was were implemented on fast food, many customers probably wouldn’t order some at all, let alone overeat (my sentence)
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