K
Kenneth
Howdy,
I am running Outlook 2000 SR1 under Win2K.
I have four messages "stuck" in the Outlook outbox. They are "stuck"
in two senses. First, if I try to send, they are not sent, and they
are not removed nor moved to the "Sent" folder. Also, if I open one of
these messages, the toolbar that appears is the same as it would be
for a message in the Inbox. So, rather than showing me a "Send"
button, Outlook provides a "Reply" button.
If I try to right click to delete any of these, I get a message that
the PST file (which is on a remote system) "Could not be accessed."
I can access the PST to read messages however, and I can access the
PST in Explorer with no trouble.
Can you suggest something to get this back on track?
Thanks for any help,
I am running Outlook 2000 SR1 under Win2K.
I have four messages "stuck" in the Outlook outbox. They are "stuck"
in two senses. First, if I try to send, they are not sent, and they
are not removed nor moved to the "Sent" folder. Also, if I open one of
these messages, the toolbar that appears is the same as it would be
for a message in the Inbox. So, rather than showing me a "Send"
button, Outlook provides a "Reply" button.
If I try to right click to delete any of these, I get a message that
the PST file (which is on a remote system) "Could not be accessed."
I can access the PST to read messages however, and I can access the
PST in Explorer with no trouble.
Can you suggest something to get this back on track?
Thanks for any help,