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scriptmonkey
Is there a way to configure a single Outlook 2003 account to try
different SMTP servers for Outgoing mail?
I log in from two different locations, and both are behind firewalls.
And from each location I can't get to the other SMTP server to send my
mail.
To get around this, I've created two Outlook accounts to use. One for
each location. But this is not a good solution, because I have to
remember to use the correct account, and it's easy to make a mistake.
....When I do, the outgoing mail very quietly sits in my Outbox, and
doesn't get sent. People get very upset at me for not receiving
important documents in a timely manner.
I DON'T CARE which server my mail get's sent from. Because I can
RECEIVE incoming emails from both accounts at either location. ...It
doesn't matter to me which account my colleagues recieve the mail from.
....I just care whether it gets sent.
Can I have ONE account try two different Outgoing Mail Servers? Or is
there a way to get very noticable notification when my email doesn't
get sent right away?
I'm willing to have a VB routine try multiple accounts, and could read
and implement a sample if someone has it.
different SMTP servers for Outgoing mail?
I log in from two different locations, and both are behind firewalls.
And from each location I can't get to the other SMTP server to send my
mail.
To get around this, I've created two Outlook accounts to use. One for
each location. But this is not a good solution, because I have to
remember to use the correct account, and it's easy to make a mistake.
....When I do, the outgoing mail very quietly sits in my Outbox, and
doesn't get sent. People get very upset at me for not receiving
important documents in a timely manner.
I DON'T CARE which server my mail get's sent from. Because I can
RECEIVE incoming emails from both accounts at either location. ...It
doesn't matter to me which account my colleagues recieve the mail from.
....I just care whether it gets sent.
Can I have ONE account try two different Outgoing Mail Servers? Or is
there a way to get very noticable notification when my email doesn't
get sent right away?
I'm willing to have a VB routine try multiple accounts, and could read
and implement a sample if someone has it.