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BobT.
Help! I must have some box checked somewhere that's causing this to happen
but I can't find what or where! I send and receive e-mails from my Outlook
application from my home network with ease. But if I travel - to Texas, to
North Carolina, to Illinois, to anywhere - and I am using someone else's
network (a hotel's, a restaurant's or even at my sister-in-law's home), I can
never send e-mails out of Outlook. I receive e-mails just fine in Outlook,
but I can't send them. My ISP at home is Charter. Of course I use whatever
ISP the hotels and restaurants and my sister-in-law may use when I'm
traveling. If I log on directly to my individual e-mail accounts on the
Charter Web site and I can send e-mails from there no matter who's ISP I'm
working on...but I can't send e-mail from Outlook. What do you think I'm
missing? I use Windows XP Pro SP3 as my OS and Office Outlook 2003 - big
Outlook, not Outlook Express - (11.8217.8221) SP3. I'm really frustrated by
this and want to send e-mails from Outlook (where I pull my several e-mail
addresses into in the first place)! Help please!
but I can't find what or where! I send and receive e-mails from my Outlook
application from my home network with ease. But if I travel - to Texas, to
North Carolina, to Illinois, to anywhere - and I am using someone else's
network (a hotel's, a restaurant's or even at my sister-in-law's home), I can
never send e-mails out of Outlook. I receive e-mails just fine in Outlook,
but I can't send them. My ISP at home is Charter. Of course I use whatever
ISP the hotels and restaurants and my sister-in-law may use when I'm
traveling. If I log on directly to my individual e-mail accounts on the
Charter Web site and I can send e-mails from there no matter who's ISP I'm
working on...but I can't send e-mail from Outlook. What do you think I'm
missing? I use Windows XP Pro SP3 as my OS and Office Outlook 2003 - big
Outlook, not Outlook Express - (11.8217.8221) SP3. I'm really frustrated by
this and want to send e-mails from Outlook (where I pull my several e-mail
addresses into in the first place)! Help please!