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MS Office Forum / Outlook / General MS Outlook Questions / August 2007Send only?
Is it possible to configure Outlook to work offline, but still be able to send outgoing mail while not receiving incoming mail? If OL is offline it will niether send or receive > Is it possible to configure Outlook to work offline, but still be able > to send outgoing mail while not receiving incoming mail? > Is it possible to configure Outlook to work offline, but still be able > to send outgoing mail while not receiving incoming mail? How can you possibly expect to send messages while offline. "Offline" means "no connection to the Internet". You can certainly configure Outlook to send and not receive while _online_, however.  SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] >> Is it possible to configure Outlook to work offline, but still be able >> to send outgoing mail while not receiving incoming mail? > >How can you possibly expect to send messages while offline. "Offline" means >"no connection to the Internet". By using the F9 key. But when you do that, it both sends and receives. I'd like F9 to send only while offline, if possible. >You can certainly configure Outlook to send and not receive while _online_, >however. How? Jason > By using the F9 key. But when you do that, it both sends and receives. > I'd like F9 to send only while offline, if possible. Change your send/receive group to send only. SignatureBrian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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