Jake Vickers wrote:
Eric Shubert wrote:
Very informative thread. Thanks to all for their input.
I recently discovered that Outlook has a timeout parameter, which can kick
in when sending large emails through a busy or low-powered server. When this
happens, the message is sent, but Outlook
The only solution I've found has been to encourage my users to close
Outlook and then re-open Outlook. If you manage to find anything
regarding this, I'd be very interested to know, as I'd like to fix
this rather annoying problem.
On Mar 27, 2008, at 9:17 AM, Jake Vickers wrote:
I know
I has this problem in company and i my issue was IMAP and sending thru
port 25.
And i found this documented bug on microsoft:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/834716
So i put update and set outgoing mails through submission port, and
all problems is gone
On 2008.03.27, at 14:17, Jake
Hi Jake
With this kind of users, i've find useful in the past the placebo approach and
tell them to compact their PST files.
Weird thing is that sometimes it solved things!!
(Once, they kept downloading OLD messages stored in the server everytime they
checked their mailbox. That was 150+ mails
Jake Vickers wrote:
I know this has been brought up before, but I see some fresh new shiny
faces on the list and maybe there is some new knowledge floating out
there.
I have a user that refuses to reboot Windows. He claims that it's a
problem on my end, not his, and he should never have to
:) good one, and i forgot to mention that outlook 2007 work fine in
POP3/IMAP and correctly map folders on server.
On 2008.03.27, at 14:30, Sergio Minini {NETKEY} wrote:
Hi Jake
With this kind of users, i've find useful in the past the placebo
approach and
tell them to compact their PST
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Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] Outlook 2003 hangs
Phil Leinhauser wrote:
One quirk I have seen in Outlook is if he tries to shut down Outlook, the
window will close but there might be a few Outlooks still running in the
task manager.
This seems
I had a similar problem with Outlook 2003, but in my case the users were
sending mails to hundreds of mail addresses. I created an email list and
the problem was solved.
Jake Vickers wrote:
I know this has been brought up before, but I see some fresh new shiny
faces on the list and maybe
I had the issue of outlook crashing all the time and leaving multiple
outlook.exe's running, I found it easy to just make a shortcut on the
desktop called fix crashed outlook which linked to a batch file under
c:\batch\
inside the batch file I put
taskkill /f /im outlook.exe
that worked
This is a good one!
-Original Message-
From: David Campbell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had the issue of outlook crashing all the time and leaving multiple
outlook.exe's running, I found it easy to just make a shortcut on the desktop
called fix crashed outlook which linked to a batch
Jake Vickers wrote:
I know this has been brought up before, but I see some fresh new shiny
faces on the list and maybe there is some new knowledge floating out there.
I have a user that refuses to reboot Windows. He claims that it's a
problem on my end, not his, and he should never have to
Eric Shubert wrote:
Very informative thread. Thanks to all for their input.
I recently discovered that Outlook has a timeout parameter, which can kick
in when sending large emails through a busy or low-powered server. When this
happens, the message is sent, but Outlook times out during the
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