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Michael Holz
Hi folks,
since I have got Outlook 2003 running, I have got the following problem: I
use tow write
e-mails offline, and then connect to the internet, and send it all at once.
This worked always fine with OE, the written mails I sent away offline were
copied into the send folder, and were sent away straght after I connected to
the internet. Now I observer the followinf with Outlook 2003:
Outlook continues to try to send the e-mail permanently, even if I check the
correct checkbox for not participating on send offline. I tried to switch
off everything I found, to prevent Outlook to permanently try to send
(repeated times) undtil any kind of retry count expires. Then the mail wil
still be in the send folder, but loses its date, and is furthermore
completely ignored by Outlook.
Isn't there any reasonable way, to write e-mails offline, and then send them
away? In this state, Outlook is completely useless for me, I cannot spend so
much money for an internet connection, and I sometimes use tow write some
50 mails per day, some are even longer, so I cannot use program, that
requires to be constantly connected to the internet. Any help is
appreciated.
regards
Mike
since I have got Outlook 2003 running, I have got the following problem: I
use tow write
e-mails offline, and then connect to the internet, and send it all at once.
This worked always fine with OE, the written mails I sent away offline were
copied into the send folder, and were sent away straght after I connected to
the internet. Now I observer the followinf with Outlook 2003:
Outlook continues to try to send the e-mail permanently, even if I check the
correct checkbox for not participating on send offline. I tried to switch
off everything I found, to prevent Outlook to permanently try to send
(repeated times) undtil any kind of retry count expires. Then the mail wil
still be in the send folder, but loses its date, and is furthermore
completely ignored by Outlook.
Isn't there any reasonable way, to write e-mails offline, and then send them
away? In this state, Outlook is completely useless for me, I cannot spend so
much money for an internet connection, and I sometimes use tow write some
50 mails per day, some are even longer, so I cannot use program, that
requires to be constantly connected to the internet. Any help is
appreciated.
regards
Mike