>4) Neither emails D or E will be sent during the connection that is going >(the one sending emails A, B, and C). You will have to - when that >connection is done - start a new connection (Command-K, or write a >message F and THEN click on "Send Now"). > >Only then will the emails you queued up be sent.
>HTH, > >Jim Rohde >That is correct. Emailer will ONLY process the mail that was queued when >the connection started. Therefor, when you queue a message WHILE a >connection is going, it does NOT get added into the set, but rather sits >waiting until the next connection to be made. > >What you are seeing here is normal behavior. >-chris This seems perfectly reasonable now that its logic has been explained to me and I will probably leave my settings as is and just continue doing what I have been doing but hopefully without forgetting stuff in the Out Box, now that I know what is happening. But no one has a monopoly on logic and my logic previously was: why would I put something in the Out Box (especially since I was not given the choice of "Send Now") if I didn't want it sent as soon as that was going to be possible? Thanks for the detailed explanations - they helped! Tannis ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
