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MS Office Forum / Outlook / Contacts / March 2007I can't send e-mail using a distribution list?
All of a sudden this has happened. I can send to individuals. I created new distribution lists to different people without success. I reinstalled OutLook 2002 > All of a sudden this has happened. I can send to individuals. I > created new distribution lists to different people without success. > I reinstalled OutLook 2002 What happens exactly?  SignatureBrian Tillman I get a message that e-mail connection is lost. That one or more e-mails can't be sent. Since I first posted, I divide the group in half. The one group went through the other didn't. I'm thinking one of my addresses is bad. Could that be it? > > All of a sudden this has happened. I can send to individuals. I > > created new distribution lists to different people without success. > > I reinstalled OutLook 2002 > > What happens exactly? > I get a message that e-mail connection is lost. That one or more > e-mails can't be sent. Since I first posted, I divide the group in > half. The one group went through the other didn't. I'm thinking one > of my addresses is bad. Could that be it? Sounds like you're on the right track. Now do the same to the half that didn't work. Eventually you'll isolate the bad address. SignatureBrian Tillman Thanks Brian. In fact after I replied to you I took out two e-mail addresses that I had added or changed. One of them was the problem. Why it won't send to that one is a mystery. It's not like I get an undeliverable message when sent. Anyway problem solved. Thanks again. > > I get a message that e-mail connection is lost. That one or more > > e-mails can't be sent. Since I first posted, I divide the group in [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Sounds like you're on the right track. Now do the same to the half that > didn't work. Eventually you'll isolate the bad address. |
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