Sending E-mails

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When I was using Outlook 2000, and sent E-mails to the Outbox, they would not
immediately be sent until I clicked on the SEND / RECEIVE button; ...or, if
they sat in the Outbox for a long time, then they would eventually be sent; I
liked and prefer this; ...but now since upgrading to Outlook 2007, the
E-mails are send automatically after I clicked on the SEND button in the
E-mail, or when completing a Mail Merge, but before I click the SEND /
RECEIVE button. How do I set my Outlook so that my E-mails I send to my
OUTBOX will not be sent immediately, but rather until I click on the SEND /
RECEIVE button. Thank you.
 
What do you mean "Mail Account type?" I'm not connected to MS Exchange; I'm
connected directly to a cable high-speed hookup.

Russ Valentine said:
Depends on your mail account type which you did not post.
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Russ Valentine
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Ben said:
When I was using Outlook 2000, and sent E-mails to the Outbox, they would
not
immediately be sent until I clicked on the SEND / RECEIVE button; ...or,
if
they sat in the Outbox for a long time, then they would eventually be
sent; I
liked and prefer this; ...but now since upgrading to Outlook 2007, the
E-mails are send automatically after I clicked on the SEND button in the
E-mail, or when completing a Mail Merge, but before I click the SEND /
RECEIVE button. How do I set my Outlook so that my E-mails I send to my
OUTBOX will not be sent immediately, but rather until I click on the SEND
/
RECEIVE button. Thank you.
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Ben said:
What do you mean "Mail Account type?" I'm not connected to MS
Exchange; I'm connected directly to a cable high-speed hookup.
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Exchange, POP, IMAP, HTTP would be the expected answers to the qestion "what
type of account are you using?"
 
It's a POP3 connected by cable. Thank you.

Brian Tillman said:
Exchange, POP, IMAP, HTTP would be the expected answers to the qestion "what
type of account are you using?"
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Ben said:
It's a POP3 connected by cable. Thank you.
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You should be able to disable the "Send immediately when connected" option.
Is there a Tools>Options>Mail Setup dialogue?
 
Dear Brian:

You are the A-1 best!!! I asked a simple question, and you gave a simple
answer. I wish you could answer all my questions. I'm commending you to
Microsoft. Thank you for the answer!!! Ben J.
 
Ben said:
You are the A-1 best!!! I asked a simple question, and you gave a
simple answer. I wish you could answer all my questions. I'm
commending you to Microsoft. Thank you for the answer!!! Ben J.
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I'm glad it worked for you.
 
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