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Sometimes, I must move email messages qued up in the outbox to a different
folder for a time. When I move them back, they go into a Neverland called
Date: None. In this dreamy state, they don't send when you press the
Send/receive button on the menu bar.

My current fix: open each one individually and hit the Send button. Is there
an easier way?

Thank you
Bob
 
No, that's the correct fix.

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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003

and Microsoft Outlook Programming - Jumpstart for
Administrators, Power Users, and Developers
 
No, placing item in the Outbox doesn't automagically make them qued items.
Items will only send when you've explicitely initiated the Send command on
the item. Why would you move the items out of the Outbox in the first place
after pressing the Send button?
 
Hi Roady,
Sometimes after inititiating a SEND, and queing into the Outbox, I need to
pull the messages out. One time for example, I ran into an ISP issue where
they limited the number of my outgoing messages. This typically occurs when I
am sending 500+ messages. From your response and Sue's, I must be more
careful when I hit the send button the first time!

Thank you and Sue- Great MVPs with helpful answers!

Roady said:
No, placing item in the Outbox doesn't automagically make them qued items.
Items will only send when you've explicitely initiated the Send command on
the item. Why would you move the items out of the Outbox in the first place
after pressing the Send button?

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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Bob Heiney said:
Sometimes, I must move email messages qued up in the outbox to a different
folder for a time. When I move them back, they go into a Neverland called
Date: None. In this dreamy state, they don't send when you press the
Send/receive button on the menu bar.

My current fix: open each one individually and hit the Send button. Is
there
an easier way?

Thank you
Bob
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You're welcome! :-)

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


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Bob Heiney said:
Hi Roady,
Sometimes after inititiating a SEND, and queing into the Outbox, I need to
pull the messages out. One time for example, I ran into an ISP issue where
they limited the number of my outgoing messages. This typically occurs
when I
am sending 500+ messages. From your response and Sue's, I must be more
careful when I hit the send button the first time!

Thank you and Sue- Great MVPs with helpful answers!

Roady said:
No, placing item in the Outbox doesn't automagically make them qued
items.
Items will only send when you've explicitely initiated the Send command
on
the item. Why would you move the items out of the Outbox in the first
place
after pressing the Send button?

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003


-----
Bob Heiney said:
Sometimes, I must move email messages qued up in the outbox to a
different
folder for a time. When I move them back, they go into a Neverland
called
Date: None. In this dreamy state, they don't send when you press the
Send/receive button on the menu bar.

My current fix: open each one individually and hit the Send button. Is
there
an easier way?

Thank you
Bob
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