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Brad Mitchell via OfficeKB.com
Setup: XP Professional, Norton Internet Security Professional, Norton Antivirus 2004 Professional, AOL, Office 2003 Professional, Stand-alone PC.
Just got office 2003 and decided to actually try to use Outlook vs AOL Communicator so I setup my email accounts per Microsoft instructions for use of the IMAP inbound accounts (I have two) and SMTP outbound.
I can receive mail from the aol accounts fine in the IMAP folders but I cannot send anything out via Outlook. Create new messages and specify which account to associate the message with, but the messages never leave the Outbox!
Receive error message:
"Task - xxx Sending' reported error (0x8004210B): The operation timed out waiting for a response from the sending (SMTP) server. If you continue to receive this message, contact your server administrator or ISP"
I have disabled both Norton products (simultaneously, individually) and searched MS KB as well as Symantec boards but have not found a satisfactory solution. Many references ... but often with a MS Exchange server / 2002 combo that doesn't seem applicable. Have also tried deleting and recreating the mail accounts.
Can anyone provide assistance? Thanks.
Just got office 2003 and decided to actually try to use Outlook vs AOL Communicator so I setup my email accounts per Microsoft instructions for use of the IMAP inbound accounts (I have two) and SMTP outbound.
I can receive mail from the aol accounts fine in the IMAP folders but I cannot send anything out via Outlook. Create new messages and specify which account to associate the message with, but the messages never leave the Outbox!
Receive error message:
"Task - xxx Sending' reported error (0x8004210B): The operation timed out waiting for a response from the sending (SMTP) server. If you continue to receive this message, contact your server administrator or ISP"
I have disabled both Norton products (simultaneously, individually) and searched MS KB as well as Symantec boards but have not found a satisfactory solution. Many references ... but often with a MS Exchange server / 2002 combo that doesn't seem applicable. Have also tried deleting and recreating the mail accounts.
Can anyone provide assistance? Thanks.