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From time to time Outlook 2000 will not send mail to a given address out from
the outbox, even though it has done so in the past. I have to go to a web
mail to send it without any difficulty. I see no pattern in this behavior.
What is the reason?

My outgoing mail server is SMTP.
 
From time to time Outlook 2000 will not send mail to a given address
out from the outbox, even though it has done so in the past. I have to
go to a web mail to send it without any difficulty. I see no pattern
in this behavior. What is the reason?

My outgoing mail server is SMTP.

One particular address or does it happen to different addresses?

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erwin m said:
From time to time Outlook 2000 will not send mail to a given address out from
the outbox, even though it has done so in the past. I have to go to a web
mail to send it without any difficulty. I see no pattern in this behavior.
What is the reason?

My outgoing mail server is SMTP.
This happens with different addresses but not always with the same address.
I hit "send" and the mail just remains inthe outbox without any error message
 
This happens with different addresses but not always with the same address.
I hit "send" and the mail just remains inthe outbox without any error message

Do you have any anti-virus or anti-spam software scanning your outgoing
mail? If so, turn that feature off.
 
I will turn off the antispam and antivirus programs the next time that
happens and see if that was the problem.
Erwin M
 

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