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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / November 2006How come one contact's messages to me don't always arrive?
A carpool mate's messages to me don't always arrive. Sometimes yes, sometimes no. She says she spells my name correctly. They aren't in junkmail. They just disappear. Why? Thanks. > A carpool mate's messages to me don't always arrive. Sometimes yes, > sometimes no. She says she spells my name correctly. They aren't in > junkmail. They just disappear. Why? Thanks. Intermitent reception if often a problem on the sender's side. You as recipient can't fix that.  SignatureBrian Tillman Thanks, Brian. The weird thing is, it happens often with her, but apparently not from anyone else. Maybe we just need instant communication more easily, so we notice it more often, and since she's in carpool, the word "pick up" is sometimes in the email. Maybe that gets filtered somehow. Thanks for responding. > > A carpool mate's messages to me don't always arrive. Sometimes yes, > > sometimes no. She says she spells my name correctly. They aren't in > > junkmail. They just disappear. Why? Thanks. > > Intermitent reception if often a problem on the sender's side. You as > recipient can't fix that. > Thanks, Brian. The weird thing is, it happens often with her, but > apparently not from anyone else. More evidence that it's her problem. > Maybe we just need instant > communication more easily, so we notice it more often, and since > she's in carpool, the word "pick up" is sometimes in the email. > Maybe that gets filtered somehow. Thanks for responding. That's hard to say. If you have an application filtering mail, disable it and see if that helps. Otherwise, she can generate whatever logs her mail client can produce and examine them for any problems. SignatureBrian Tillman |
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