When 2010 beta autoconfigured gmail account, it made outgoing server
"imap.gmail.com" - should be - "smtp.gmail.com" (per Google) One result was
that each email send got a pop up saying that the server certificate was
expired and asked if it should still be used. Changing outgoing server as
described appears to have remedied this issue.

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"wenewcomb" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When 2010 beta autoconfigured gmail account, it made outgoing server
> "imap.gmail.com" - should be - "smtp.gmail.com" (per Google) One result was
> that each email send got a pop up saying that the server certificate was
> expired and asked if it should still be used. Changing outgoing server as
> described appears to have remedied this issue.

imap.gmail.com and smtp.gmail.com are exactly the same server, so it doesn't
matter. Three seconds with nslookup would have told you that.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]