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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / December 2005how do i send a message using microsoft outlook?
i cannot send a message period! i jst cant find the button that says "send" on my screen! help plz! >i cannot send a message period! i jst cant find the button that says "send" > on my screen! help plz! Perhaps your computer is broken- it doesn't seem type capital letters. Look in the menus. >i cannot send a message period! i jst cant find the button that says "send" > on my screen! help plz! Right-click on a toolbar, Customize, reset the toolbars. Could be yours are corrupted. Do you have a mail account installed?  SignatureMilly Staples [MVP - Outlook] Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without reading. After furious head scratching, charles hoying asked: | i cannot send a message period! i jst cant find the button that says | "send" on my screen! help plz! I am having problems both sending and receiving, can anyone help. All of my settings are correct according to my ISP, but they do not support Outlook and can't help. Err. Ox8004210A (send) and Ox800421OB. Thanks for any advice you can lend. Oh and I use Norton's, does that have anything to do with it? > Do you have a mail account installed? > > | i cannot send a message period! i jst cant find the button that says > | "send" on my screen! help plz! > I am having problems both sending and receiving, can anyone help. > All of my settings are correct according to my ISP, but they do not > support Outlook and can't help. Err. Ox8004210A (send) and > Ox800421OB. Thanks for any advice you can lend. Oh and I use > Norton's, does that have anything to do with it? If you have any Symantec application, it can cause interference with Outlook. Temporarily, uninstall Norton and see if it helps. If so, reinstall and leave out the option to integrate with Outlook. SignatureBrian Tillman Thank you Brian I will try this. Tonight when I tried Outlook again I got a new error #, the same for both sending and receiving.... OX8007007E? > > I am having problems both sending and receiving, can anyone help. > > All of my settings are correct according to my ISP, but they do not [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > Outlook. Temporarily, uninstall Norton and see if it helps. If so, > reinstall and leave out the option to integrate with Outlook. Remove Norton's and now I am soooo scared to be on here.lol But the problem still exists. I removed all symantec products, I think? > Thank you Brian I will try this. Tonight when I tried Outlook again I got a > new error #, the same for both sending and receiving.... OX8007007E? [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Outlook. Temporarily, uninstall Norton and see if it helps. If so, > > reinstall and leave out the option to integrate with Outlook. > Thank you Brian I will try this. Tonight when I tried Outlook again > I got a new error #, the same for both sending and receiving.... > OX8007007E? That's 0X8007007E (the first character is a zero, not an O). See if this helps: Click Start>Run and, in the Open field, type regsvr32.exe msxml3.dll and click OK. If that doesn't help, try Detect and Repair from Outlook's Help menu. SignatureBrian Tillman I have literally been on the phone with Microsoft for since 4:40p.m. and I am still working with them. I will try this. I have had 2 outlook techs and now the 2nd XP tech is getting on the line. The actual file it can't find is msrpt2.dll? Now they say its an XP problem again. They had me install s. pack 2 again, because somehow they think I didn't get all of it in my update. Thanks > > Thank you Brian I will try this. Tonight when I tried Outlook again > > I got a new error #, the same for both sending and receiving.... [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > and click OK. If that doesn't help, try Detect and Repair from Outlook's > Help menu. > I have literally been on the phone with Microsoft for since 4:40p.m. > and I am still working with them. Microsoft is your best source of resolution. SignatureBrian Tillman |
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