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Guest
i CAN RECIEVE PICS/ATTATCHMENTS BUT i CANNOT SEND ANY OUT.
Steve
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Vanguard
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Okay then. Thanks for sharing. Come on back when you decide to stop
shouting at us and when you decide to provide details, like an error
message. Make sure to review your post before clicking the
Send/Submit button.
http://users.tpg.com.au/bzyhjr/liszt.html
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375
i CAN RECIEVE PICS/ATTATCHMENTS BUT i CANNOT SEND ANY OUT.
Steve
Okay then. Thanks for sharing. Come on back when you decide to stop
shouting at us and when you decide to provide details, like an error
message. Make sure to review your post before clicking the
Send/Submit button.
http://users.tpg.com.au/bzyhjr/liszt.html
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/555375
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Guest
I apoligize for the caps (shouting). I get no error message. I have sent
messages to other addresses with and without pics. Through this testing I
have concluded my messages with attatchments do not reach thier destinations.
Thanks, Steve
messages to other addresses with and without pics. Through this testing I
have concluded my messages with attatchments do not reach thier destinations.
Thanks, Steve
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Peter Foldes
Couple of things. First, what is your Outlook version. Secondly what format are you sending your messages with the attachment (HTML,Rich Text,Plain Text) Thirdly, is your Anti Virus (which one) is it set to scan incoming and outgoing emails.
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Guest
It was thirdly that caught my attention. I have unselected my outgoing scan
(McAfee) selection and I have success in sending attatchments.
Thanks!!!!
(McAfee) selection and I have success in sending attatchments.
Thanks!!!!
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Vanguard
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If there are no error messages, how do you know the messages are not
sending? Did you check the Sent Items folder to see if a copy of your
message is there, or is it stuck in the Outbox? If it is in the Sent
Items folder then Outlook successfully passed the message to your mail
server. After that, Outlook has no control and the problem is with
your mail server or with the recipient to whom you sent the pictured
e-mail.
How big are these e-mails with pics that are you sending? ALL
e-mail - and I mean all - gets sent as plain text. Doesn't matter if
it is RTF, HTML, or plain text encoded and it doesn't matter if there
are binary attachments. All e-mail is sent as plain text. The binary
content gets encoded into text and that is what gets sent. The
encoding to text enlarges the size of the email sometimes to 2 to 3
times its original size. So it could be that your resultant e-mail's
size exceeds the maximum size per message quota at your ISP but then
you usually get an error from them.
I apoligize for the caps (shouting). I get no error message. I
have sent
messages to other addresses with and without pics. Through this
testing I
have concluded my messages with attatchments do not reach thier
destinations.
If there are no error messages, how do you know the messages are not
sending? Did you check the Sent Items folder to see if a copy of your
message is there, or is it stuck in the Outbox? If it is in the Sent
Items folder then Outlook successfully passed the message to your mail
server. After that, Outlook has no control and the problem is with
your mail server or with the recipient to whom you sent the pictured
e-mail.
How big are these e-mails with pics that are you sending? ALL
e-mail - and I mean all - gets sent as plain text. Doesn't matter if
it is RTF, HTML, or plain text encoded and it doesn't matter if there
are binary attachments. All e-mail is sent as plain text. The binary
content gets encoded into text and that is what gets sent. The
encoding to text enlarges the size of the email sometimes to 2 to 3
times its original size. So it could be that your resultant e-mail's
size exceeds the maximum size per message quota at your ISP but then
you usually get an error from them.
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Vanguard
in message
That's because the anti-virus is causing a delay between your e-mail
client and the mail server. The e-mail client sends your message in
the DATA command it sends to the mail server. The mail server expects
to start getting that content within a short time after getting the
DATA command. However, your anti-virus program is interrogating that
e-mail traffic and delays when it gets delivered to the mail server.
Because you are sending HUGE e-mails, the delay is long enough to
cause the mail server to timeout.
However, a timeout at the mail server DOES result in an error message
but you said there was no such error message. Did you look in the
Progress dialog window for the status to check for errors or were you
expecting some popup to appear?
It was thirdly that caught my attention. I have unselected my
outgoing scan
(McAfee) selection and I have success in sending attatchments.
That's because the anti-virus is causing a delay between your e-mail
client and the mail server. The e-mail client sends your message in
the DATA command it sends to the mail server. The mail server expects
to start getting that content within a short time after getting the
DATA command. However, your anti-virus program is interrogating that
e-mail traffic and delays when it gets delivered to the mail server.
Because you are sending HUGE e-mails, the delay is long enough to
cause the mail server to timeout.
However, a timeout at the mail server DOES result in an error message
but you said there was no such error message. Did you look in the
Progress dialog window for the status to check for errors or were you
expecting some popup to appear?