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Old 03-18-2017, 01:56 PM
Pieter Pieter is offline Outlook 2013 keeps sending out my mail the moment I press the mail-button in a new message. Windows 10 Outlook 2013 keeps sending out my mail the moment I press the mail-button in a new message. Office 2013
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Default Outlook 2013 keeps sending out my mail the moment I press the mail-button in a new message.

Outlook 2013 keeps sending out my mail the very moment I press the mail-button in a new message.
That's not what I want. I like to send/receive once or twice a day and be able to change a message later if need be.

I have 1 account in send/receive groups.
On the first dropdown menu I enabled the option "disable send/receive".
I clicked on define groups and disabled both options for send/receive.



What more can I try?

Thanks,

Pieter
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