What causes Outlook 2003 to stop auto sending/recieve?
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Perhaps your login information is incorrect for some of your websites. It might also be a connection issue at your end. Also, have you tried with just one account? Perhaps go through all of the ones you do have for example and isolate the problem that way.
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outlook needs an incoming mail and outgoing mail server.. try contacting your internet service provider and ask for the incoming mail and outgoing mail server..
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One of your "Well-Known Ports" may be disabled. The port that controls e-mail is #25, SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol). What can cause this to be disabled is spyware, viruses, trojans, logic bombs, and other types of malicious software. Have you tried to do a cold boot and then attempt to acces your e-mail? Maybe just by restarting you could rectify the problem. I reccomend that you download the Yahoo! Anti-spyware toolbar, Microsoft malicious tool remover (if you are running Windows), and AVG Free Edition. Do a cold boot and then start over. However, I really need to know more about your problem to diagnose it. Just try that first.
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If you use outlook, there is an advanced option of what type of emails you would like to automatically ignore and delete. If you are checking email through the browser, like yahoo or hotmail, then you will have to go to their settings and see if they have a filter for which emails you want to ignore or send to delete.
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Your antivirus or firewall or even your security settings might be goofed up.  You need at least a medium setting to be able to store the cookies needed to send mail, some spyware and virus problems change settings so check yours out.  Make sure it's set to medium, clean your temp files and cookies, use a deep cleaner like ccleaner which is crap cleaner, disk clean, defrag, check to see if you need to update any windows updates, and restart. If that doesn't work then I would get a spyware cleaner like spybot search and destroy and run it, spyware may be stopping you from sending mail.  Receiving mail, it sounds like you might not use yahoo mail but outlook or something like that with incredimail.  Again it's most likely a cookie problem or spyware blocking you, or an update you need to do on windows.
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Hi that happens because internet explorer has set outlook as your default mail program.\n\nThe only way around this is to either pay a fee to yahoo so you can use their POP3 from your computer or sign up with a provider that gives you this for free, otherwise you will have to keep copying and pasting everytime.
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web based email clients like Yahoo or Hotmail will update and refresh automatically ever minute or so.\n\nPC based clients like Outlook can be set to receive email every x minutes (1-60) and send email then or immediately - click \n\ntools\noptions\nmail set up\nsend and receive
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probably because everytime you log in to outlook it is retreiving the emails again !
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There is one thing you can try on your end. Otherwise it's the other end that you are sending it too. \n\nIn Outlook Express go to Tools, Accounts. Choose your account and then Properties then Servers. Click to select the My server requires authentication check box. Exit and restart Outlook and try again.\n\nIf it still does it after trying the instructions change it back. The problem is on the other end.\n\nScan for viruses and Spyware.
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This is due to outlook trying to connect to your company's Exchange server and having network troubles doing so.  This is a problem for the admin.  You cannot control the communication timing when using the direct connection to the Exchange server.  There are a few potential causes:\nNetwork is very busy.\nPoor network connection (e.g. low signal on wireless).\nServer is very busy.\n\nIf the admin cannot solve these problems, one thing you can do is setup your system to use offline folders.  Basically Outlook makes a copy of your mail data on your computer and occasionally gets an update from the server.\n\nWith help from your admin, go to the Microsoft Exchange Server settings and hit the advanced tab.  You will see a button labelled "Offline server settings".  Choose a location for the .ost file and hit OK.\nOn the General tab there is a section called "When Starting".  Select Manually control connection state and change the default to "work offline".\n\nNow when you go to tools and options, you should see a "Send/Receive" button on the "Mail Setup" tab.  There you can schedule how often Outlook synchronizes with the server.\n\nI haven't filled in every last detail, you should get assistance from your admin before attempting this.
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I think refreshing and logging in should have solved the problem.  Try this:\n\nDelete your Temporary Internet Files\nClose your browser\nRe-boot the computer\nRe-install the mail program\nTest the SMTP connection\n\nNow you should see some new mail notices.
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You need to setup your e-mail account in Outlook 2003 through the control panel. It uses separate settings that Outlook Express
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if you can't I would suggest reinstalling it.  You should be able to hit reply.  Check to make sure you hit send&#92;recieve if you can and there just not going out.  If you attaching a document make sure its not over 10MB that is going to yahoo aol or gmail accounts or any other webmail accounts.
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Yes, your machine does use remote mail. It's obvious you are using MAPI. MAPI leaves messages on the server. That's why you hit your limit.\n\nWithout seeing the specific error message you are getting, I can only venture a guess here, but you are probably being told by Outlook that if you cannot move a message from the Sent Items box to a folder that does not have a corresponding MAPI folder entry.\n\nIt is also possible you are working offline when attempting to move your items, so the folder cannot be updated on the remote server.\n\nAgain, post the actual error message you get and I can provide an actual cause for the error.\n\nUPDATE:\n\nhttp://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B196864
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Its not possible to use outlook to automate sending of mail as predefined time. Howerver there are software that allow you to do this. Most of the better software is not free, the only one that I can find which is free is Auto Mailer. You can visit this website for more detail: http://www.automsw.com/index.html\nHope this help. :)
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Which mail software your are using ???\nIs is POP Mail or Web Mail ??\nWhich Web mail you are using ??\nWhich software you are using ??\nWhat is the error you are getting while replying or forwarding ??
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Check to see if there is a software firewall blocking Outlook from accessing the Internet.  Check to see if Time Warner cable requires you to use SMTP authentication in order to send e-mail.