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supersteele
Ok guys here's a stumper. My outlook was working fine last week, but when I
came back to work after sending a some emails with a delay through MapiLab
Toolbox batched mail, my outlook is acting weird.
If I use the send immediately function, it will send emails fine. Without
that on, it will just leave emails sitting in the outbox. Neither option is
letting me recieve emails. The pop3 and smtp are all still correct, and when
I hit the test settings, it does everything correctly. I will still recieve
my messages on another computer, including any tests from the test settings
button.
I have norton, but it is always disabled. Mapilab is the only add-in.
The send/recieve button does absolutely nothing even if send immediately is
selected. I tried tools>send/recieve settings>define send/recieve but
nothing happens after I click there. I am assuming I am supposed to get a new
dialog box but it just closes the drop-down options when I click on it.
I am running Outlook 2003, XP w/SP2. Connecting through pop3 110 port and
smtp 587 port.
If anybody can help, I would greatly appreciate it.
came back to work after sending a some emails with a delay through MapiLab
Toolbox batched mail, my outlook is acting weird.
If I use the send immediately function, it will send emails fine. Without
that on, it will just leave emails sitting in the outbox. Neither option is
letting me recieve emails. The pop3 and smtp are all still correct, and when
I hit the test settings, it does everything correctly. I will still recieve
my messages on another computer, including any tests from the test settings
button.
I have norton, but it is always disabled. Mapilab is the only add-in.
The send/recieve button does absolutely nothing even if send immediately is
selected. I tried tools>send/recieve settings>define send/recieve but
nothing happens after I click there. I am assuming I am supposed to get a new
dialog box but it just closes the drop-down options when I click on it.
I am running Outlook 2003, XP w/SP2. Connecting through pop3 110 port and
smtp 587 port.
If anybody can help, I would greatly appreciate it.