>You can't start a send, and >while it is going, write a new email and tack it onto the end of the >queue. You have to wait until the first round is done, and start another >new round.
Now I am not sure what you mean:-) Let's say I am connected but have a large file downloading endlessly - in the meantime I compose an outgoing message. Emailer will not let me "Send Now" as the connection is busy downloading to I press "Queue Message" and it goes in the Out box. When the download is finished the queued mail does not go out automatically. The same thing happens whenever I queue messages intentionally - only a "Send Now" message will go out on the next "Send" - the queued ones won't and I have to do Command-K and click "Send All Queued Messages" to make it happen. I assumed this was because I have incorrectly checked some box somewhere, but maybe it is exactly how it is supposed to work. Tannis >>What do I need to set correctly to get queued messages to get sent >>automatically? >> >>I was just reminded again - if I add a message to the queue (using dial >>up and a 34k modem, big file's can take their leisurely time coming in >>or going out), it always just sits there until I eventually notice the >>highlighted folder and using Command-k, send it on its way. It does not >>go out automatically as soon as the connection is freed up. I think this >>is true even if I try to queue several regular emails. > >I'm not entirely sure what you are after. > >When sending/receiving, only the currently queued messages at the time >the connection is started will be processed. You can't start a send, and >while it is going, write a new email and tack it onto the end of the >queue. You have to wait until the first round is done, and start another >new round. > >-chris ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
