Diane Poremsky said:
My previous suggestion was based on it never workinghoffmanb said:
Diane Poremsky said:the only way 3rd times a charm is if you didn't do something correctly the
first two times.
correctly, so a 3rd time is probably not going to charm, even if you messed
up the first two times.
Did you try office diagnostics? That should be one of the first steps when
behavior changes suddenly.
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hoffmanb said:
hoffmanb said:Thanks for being so responsive. However; I did that and it found no
errors.
Diane Poremsky said:the only way 3rd times a charm is if you didn't do something correctly
the
first two times.
correctly, so a 3rd time is probably not going to charm, even if you
messed
up the first two times.
Did you try office diagnostics? That should be one of the first steps
when
behavior changes suddenly.
--
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hoffmanb said:
Diane Poremsky said:Go to the Programs applet in control panel and see what updates were
installed about the time it happened. Updates to firewall and antispam can
causes issues, as could windows or office updates.
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hoffmanb said:Thanks for being so responsive. However; I did that and it found no
errors.
Diane Poremsky said:the only way 3rd times a charm is if you didn't do something correctly
the
first two times.
correctly, so a 3rd time is probably not going to charm, even if you
messed
up the first two times.
Did you try office diagnostics? That should be one of the first steps
when
behavior changes suddenly.
--
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I did not upgrade this computer came with it. I transferred info from
my
old
computer. However; that was 7 months ago and everything was fine until
last
week. I have tried the creating a new profile thing with no success. I
can
receive email. I can run the email test in diagnostics and I get a test
email. I just cannot email. I have tried the new profile thing twice.
Are
you telling me three times a charm?
:
did you upgrade from outlook 2003? Import a pst from 2003? If so, try
a
new
profile and connect to the pst as you create the profile.
http://www.slipstick.com/Tutorials/profile/profile.htm
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The operation failed. An object cannot be found. Cannot send Email
from
Microsoft Office 2007 on my Vista office machine. can receive and
when
I
tried diagnostics program was able to send me a test. What is wrong
here?
I
tried changing the profile still no better.