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From: GayeSF on 4 Mar 2005 17:07
I have configured 2 email accounts in Outlook 2003 Windows XP; 1 is my ISP
(Comcast) and the other is Gmail. Both are POP3 and I used the specific
information from each to configure them in Outlook. When I try to send a
message, or when I want to send an attachment and it defaults to sending
through Outlook, the message just sits in the Outbox for days, even though it
says Outlook is trying to send it. Why can't Outlook send email? Isn't it
supposed to connect to my preferre email provider to do that? What else can
I do to make it work? Also, what is the Fax transmittal popup about that
tells me it is unable to fax - is it trying to use that to send email?

I only have computer experience on a large firm WAN where we cannot access
much or use any program, .exe files, etc., so use simple terms in reply.
Thanks!
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