Sending Problem

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Brian Tillman

Paul said:
Using Outlook Spy has been the only way I recall anyone has ever
recommended. Why don't you want to use it?

You certainly don't need Outlook Spy to correct the problem if your delivery
location is a PST. Create a new PST, make it your delivery location, then
transfer all the data in the old PST, except for what's in the Outbox, of
course, to the new PST. Close the old PST and you're done.
 
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Paul

Paul said:
Using Outlook Spy has been the only way I recall anyone has ever
recommended. Why don't you want to use it?

You certainly don't need Outlook Spy to correct the problem if your delivery
location is a PST. Create a new PST, make it your delivery location, then
transfer all the data in the old PST, except for what's in the Outbox, of
course, to the new PST. Close the old PST and you're done.
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Brian Tillman


The Read receipts don't exist (at least visibly to me) in the outbox, so I
don't think this would work. My faulty account has started working again
now, so I am not able to test. However my btinternet account does seem to be
getting faulty rather a lot on the SMTP send side, so if the problem occurs
again I will give it a try.
 
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Brian Tillman

Paul said:
The Read receipts don't exist (at least visibly to me) in the outbox, so I
don't think this would work.

It's guaranteed to work and you won't see read receipts because their hidden
items. They're still in the Outbox, though, and that's why creating a new
PST (with a brand new, empty Outbox) and making it your delivery location is
guaranteed to work.
 

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