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Outlook 2003 receiving Email but not sending
Yesterday I installed Outlook 2003 on a new laptop that is running Windows 7
on a 64 bit core i7. After some help from this forum I was able to overcome the MAPI32 error, thanks NEO. Now I am able to read email from my domain's email account but it will not send. I have Outlook 2003 on my desktop and it works fine. I duplicated the settings to my laptop and can not get an email to go out. Here is the message Task 'mail.*****.com - Sending' reported error (0x80042109) : Outlook is unable to connect to your outgoing (SMTP) server If you continue to receive this message, contact your server administrator or internet service provider (isp) It is setup as an IMAP and my incoming mail server is identical to the Outgoing in the account set up menu. I have everything identical as far as I can tell between the desktop and laptop yet I can not send on the laptop. I should note that this is sent over the same internet connection. I have tried wireless and via the cable to the router and the result is the same. What is getting in the way? Thanks for any help. Cole |
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Outlook 2003 receiving Email but not sending
"ELITE Video" wrote in message
... It is setup as an IMAP and my incoming mail server is identical to the Outgoing in the account set up menu. I have everything identical as far as I can tell between the desktop and laptop yet I can not send on the laptop. I should note that this is sent over the same internet connection. I have tried wireless and via the cable to the router and the result is the same. What is getting in the way? What mail service provider are you using? If you installed Outlook in compatibility mode, uninstall it and reinstall normally. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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