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When starting Outlook it says it is sending but outbox is empty?

Discussion in 'Microsoft Mail (Outlook / OE / Windows Mail)' started by mcintire2, 2005/05/08.

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  1. 2005/05/08
    mcintire2 Lifetime Subscription

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    Every time I open Outlook 2003, it says it's sending 1 of three messages, but I have no messages waiting to go out. Is there a cache I need to clear somewhere?
    Should I be looking for something else. The attempt to send when there is nothing there is taking up alot of time.Thanks
     
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    Steve R Jones

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    Are these mails in your Outbox? If so, zap em if you don't need em.
     

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    empty outbox sending emails

    This has happened to me also. The problem occurred because I have 2 email accounts configured in outlook. I had a message in my outbox going out on my default pop3 server. However, that pop3 server was down, so I opened up the email in my outbox and switched it to go out my other pop3 account. The email went out successfully. However, outlook continues to try to send a now missing email to the original pop3. Of course that fails because there isn't a message there.
    This is truly a phantom email in outlook. There must be some sort of outlook cache that has the phantom email in it that I can clean. Does this ring a bell w/ anyone?
     
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