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I have a client with the following problem using Outlook 2003. I googled for
possible solutions but didn't find any. Can anyone suggest anything to try?
Intermittently, the outbox shows a number, indicating messages that are in
the outbox but not sent. However, when you open the outbox there are no
messages there. Also, if you look in the sent items folder, the messages are
not there indicating they have not been sent. When this happens, the
wireless connection to the internet is still solid and other internet
functions are working, such as incoming mail and Internet Explorer
connections. There is nothing special about the emails that go into "hold",
in other words no long attachments, etc. The emails are a mix of new emails
created, or replies, or forwards. Clicking on the "send/receive" button
doesn't help.
Fix: Close email. Turn off the computer (not just log off which doesn't
change the circumstances). Re-start. The message box shows the outbox
number at initialization but then it sends them and they go into "sent mail"
successfully.
possible solutions but didn't find any. Can anyone suggest anything to try?
Intermittently, the outbox shows a number, indicating messages that are in
the outbox but not sent. However, when you open the outbox there are no
messages there. Also, if you look in the sent items folder, the messages are
not there indicating they have not been sent. When this happens, the
wireless connection to the internet is still solid and other internet
functions are working, such as incoming mail and Internet Explorer
connections. There is nothing special about the emails that go into "hold",
in other words no long attachments, etc. The emails are a mix of new emails
created, or replies, or forwards. Clicking on the "send/receive" button
doesn't help.
Fix: Close email. Turn off the computer (not just log off which doesn't
change the circumstances). Re-start. The message box shows the outbox
number at initialization but then it sends them and they go into "sent mail"
successfully.