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Mgmgrandeur
I can send msgs, but unable to forward or reply to msgs. Any ideas?
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
I can send msgs, but unable to forward or reply to msgs. Any ideas?
I have an idea. How about stating enough information that someone might be
able to help? Include your Outlook verison and your account type. Tell us
what DOES happen when you try to reply or forward.
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Mgmgrandeur
My email is Outlook 2003. The msgs sit in my outbox and won't transmit.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
My email is Outlook 2003. The msgs sit in my outbox and won't transmit.
I also asked for your account type. In Tools>E-mail Accounts>Next, select
your account, click Change, then click the Test button. What happens? Give
the exact text of any errors you see.
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Mgmgrandeur
Account Type: POP3
No errors after hitting test button- Resonse - Congratuations, All tests
completed successfully. Click close to continue.
No errors after hitting test button- Resonse - Congratuations, All tests
completed successfully. Click close to continue.
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Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]
Account Type: POP3
No errors after hitting test button- Resonse - Congratuations, All tests
completed successfully. Click close to continue.
In your POP account settings (the More Settings button), there is an
Advanced tab. Select that tab and examine the SMTP (outgoing server)
settings, particularly the port number. Open a command prompt window and
enter
telnet youroutgoingserver port
where "youroutgoingserver" is your SMTP server name and "port" is the port
number from the Advanced tab. You should see something like:
220 youroutlookserver ESMTP server ready at Mon, 12 Jan 2009 10:16:48 -0500
as a response. Do you?