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Izzy - 22 Aug 2007 20:38 GMT
I am trying to send an email from Constant Contact (www.constantcontact) to
my email address in Outlook 2007, but it will not come thru.  I've sent it to
other email addresses with no problem.
F. H. Muffman - 23 Aug 2007 00:07 GMT
>I am trying to send an email from Constant Contact (www.constantcontact) to
> my email address in Outlook 2007, but it will not come thru.  I've sent it
> to
> other email addresses with no problem.

Do you have web based access to the account you are mailing it to?  Can you
see the mail there?

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Izzy - 23 Aug 2007 04:00 GMT
I don't have web-based access for this particular email address, emails go
directly to Outlook.  I also find that I have to close Outlook and reopen it
to view my new emails.  The inbox will indicate that I have new messages, but
they are not visible until I close and reopen Outlook.  Is 2007 problematic?  
I never had these problems with prior versions.

> >I am trying to send an email from Constant Contact (www.constantcontact) to
> > my email address in Outlook 2007, but it will not come thru.  I've sent it
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> Do you have web based access to the account you are mailing it to?  Can you
> see the mail there?
F. H. Muffman - 23 Aug 2007 05:55 GMT
>> >I am trying to send an email from Constant Contact (www.constantcontact)
>> >to
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> I don't have web-based access for this particular email address, emails go
> directly to Outlook.

Well, strictly speaking, that isn't possible.  Outlook isn't a mail server.
The mail goes somewhere first.  POP3 server?  Have you set up a different
program (say Outlook Express since it's on every XP installation by
default), sent the email and checked to see if it can download it?

>  I also find that I have to close Outlook and reopen it
> to view my new emails.  The inbox will indicate that I have new messages,
> but
> they are not visible until I close and reopen Outlook.

What if you change folders?  Again, the type of mail server might provide
different troubleshooting steps as well.

> Is 2007 problematic?
> I never had these problems with prior versions.

Err, well, it works fine for me.  I mean, every software has problems.
You'd be hard pressed to find a piece of software that doesn't.

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