Send Exchange mail first than send mail in local Laptop.

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I work offline with my Outlook Mail on my Laptop. When I connect to my
Exchange Server 5.5 it trys to send out my mails. If my Exchange mailbox is
full the Server does not sent out my mail. It sents back to my Laptop as
undelivered mail. Then it download all my mails from my Exchange mailbox to
my local Laptop Outlook Mailbox. Now as my Exchange Server Mailbox is empty I
am able to send mails. So I have to resent all the undelivered mail.

If the Exchange Server downloads all my incomming mails first and sent out
my mails later than I would not have the above problem as my Exchange mailbox
is empty. Please advice. Thanks in advance.

Is there a way to set this on the Exchange server or Outlook.

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[Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]]

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I work offline with my Outlook Mail on my Laptop. When I connect to my
Exchange Server 5.5 it trys to send out my mails. If my Exchange
mailbox is full the Server does not sent out my mail. It sents back
to my Laptop as undelivered mail. Then it download all my mails from
my Exchange mailbox to my local Laptop Outlook Mailbox. Now as my
Exchange Server Mailbox is empty I am able to send mails. So I have
to resent all the undelivered mail.

If the Exchange Server downloads all my incomming mails first and
sent out my mails later than I would not have the above problem as my
Exchange mailbox is empty. Please advice. Thanks in advance.

Is there a way to set this on the Exchange server or Outlook.

Hi - please don't abuse the 'suggestion box' feature - this is not a
suggestion, it's a question.

Sounds like you either need to do some major cleanup in your Exchange
mailbox, or talk to your admin about increasing your quota. I don't
recommend removing items from the mailbox to a PST file if the data is still
important enough to keep in the first place. You haven't really provided
much info for us to go on, tho - version of Outlook, what kinds of mail
accounts you use (are you also using Internet mail?) etc.