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Old 10-20-2010, 12:29 PM
ruggb ruggb is offline Outlook not sending manual emails- Windows 7 Outlook not sending manual emails- Office 2010 (Version 14.0)
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the cause is the signature file.............
but wait..........
ONLY if I have a telephone number with a 909 or 919 area code.
Obviously I haven't tried all area codes, but I did try about 6.
NONE of the machines will send an email - though Outlook reports it as sent -- if there is 919 in the phone - actually I made it a "-" to the zip code and it didn't send either.
919 is in a web link but that doesn't seem to bother it.


a sig file with JUST 919 in it doesn't seem to bother it.

Where the emails go that do not get sent is a total mystery.

I tried sending from another computer via outlook - not part of this site - and it appeared to work


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