On Oct 5, 3:56*pm, drlock wrote:
New information on this problem.
Outgoing messages that I send are still getting stuck in Outbox when
utilizing Outlook 2007. *When I utilize Yahoo mail via the internet my
messages are sent. *
I then started using a wireless aircard, instead of my Verizon DSL
connection. *The emails were Not getting stuck in Outbox.
Does anybody know about an issues with Verizon DSL and Outlook 2007?
Thanks,
Steve
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steve
"drlock" wrote:
Outlook was not in on-line mode.
When I go into Outbox and hit Send/Receive it does nothing. *When I close
out of Outlook it attempts to resend the email and states the following
There are unsent messages in your Outbox to send messages you must remain
running and connected to your email server. *Do you want to exit anyway.
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steve
"Roady [MVP]" wrote:
Is Outlook in on-line mode?
Verify that File- Work Offline is not selected.
Do you get any send/receive errors when pressing the Send/Receive button?
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"drlock" wrote in message
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As of Thursday afternoon this week, emails that I am sending (Reply and
New)
are getting stuck in my Outbox. *I have removed the Spam email filter from
McAfee, but it still does not work. *I have not made any changes to my
email
settings, and I use yahoo email.
When closing Outlook, I receive a message that there are unsent messages,
do
I want to exit without sending the messages.
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steve
This is now happening to me since upgrading my Windows Live Messenger,
the only change I have made recently.
When I compose email and send it, it used to go to the Outbox and
immediately send.
Now it goes to the Outbox and stays there. The only way I can send it
is to open the item in the Outbox and hit the send button within the
email item. I believe this may have to do with a change to the Add-
ins in Outloook.
I am running Vista with Outlook 2007. To view the add-ins I got to
Tools, Trust Center and select Add-ins.
This is where I see the Spam filter add-ins and many others that I
have found to be useless to me.
Look up each Add-in and see if it needs to apply to your usage of
Outlook. If you make one inactive, or remove any, you have to close
and re-open Outlook to test whether this fixed it. Easy test is send
yourself an email and watch the Outbox.
This fixed my issue.
good luck