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MS Office Forum / Outlook / New Users / February 2006emailed distribution group but sits in my outbox won't send
I have set up a distribution group. When I send to a group it just sits in my outbox and won't send. It also holds up all mail after it. I never had this problem with Outlook 2002. What do I do? Try with a different distrubtion list with few contacts in them . If that works then the distrubtion list is corrupted. >I have set up a distribution group. When I send to a group it just sits in >my > outbox and won't send. It also holds up all mail after it. I never had > this > problem with Outlook 2002. What do I do? I had this trouble the other day when I had manually selected addresses to send an email to, perhaps 20 and it would not send either. I finally just deleted that email, but this one needs to go out to a lacrosse team and is important. Of course, I just signed up to be the team coordinator and my new 2003 Outlook does not seem to like to send to distribution list. Resa > Try with a different distrubtion list with few contacts in them . If that > works then the distrubtion list is corrupted. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > this > > problem with Outlook 2002. What do I do? Why are you so sure it's Outlook? Sounds to me like your provider may have set a limit on the number of recipients. Did you check with them? DL's are a poor choice for grouping recipients. They are not reliable and are hard to maintain. Most of us use Categories or separate Contact subfolders to group recipients.  SignatureRuss Valentine [MVP-Outlook] >I had this trouble the other day when I had manually selected addresses to > send an email to, perhaps 20 and it would not send either. I finally just [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] >> > this >> > problem with Outlook 2002. What do I do? To delete the email, try disconnecting the CAT5 cable, close outlook, restart, then delete it. After that reconnect the cable. > Why are you so sure it's Outlook? Sounds to me like your provider may have > set a limit on the number of recipients. Did you check with them? [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >>> > this >>> > problem with Outlook 2002. What do I do? |
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