Windows Mail Send/Receive

Hi.

I just run into the same problem which I solved once but can't manage to do
it again.
If I open Windows Mail the program sends and receives mail automatically.
Then if I click on Send/Receive again it comes up with an error but no error
details.
If I click the small arrow to the right of Send/receive and choose Receive
All it works but not if I just hit Send/Receive.
Does anybody got an idea how to get rid of this error.
I had this with Ultimate and now with Home Premium, so it's some kind of a
bug in Windows Mail I guess.

Thanks in advance for any help with this.

Tommy

Tommy wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I just run into the same problem which I solved once but can't manage to do
> it again.
> If I open Windows Mail the program sends and receives mail automatically.
> Then if I click on Send/Receive again it comes up with an error but no error
> details.
> If I click the small arrow to the right of Send/receive and choose Receive
> All it works but not if I just hit Send/Receive.
> Does anybody got an idea how to get rid of this error.
> I had this with Ultimate and now with Home Premium, so it's some kind of a
> bug in Windows Mail I guess.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help with this.
>
> Tommy

Like Vista, Windows Mail is in General Public Beta (people pay to test
the OS, like you). Try either going for Open Source with www.ubuntu.com
or use Thunderbird, www.mozilla.com/thunderbird.

Alias

........thanks for your reply but this is not an option for me as this PC is
not mine and the guy who owns it want Windows Mail to work.
I fixed it once on my own rig with Ultimate but it doesn't work here.
If anyone else has a solution to this would be very much appreciated.
Thanks again.......Tommy.......

"Alias" wrote:

> Tommy wrote:
> > Hi.
> >
> > I just run into the same problem which I solved once but can't manage to do
> > it again.
> > If I open Windows Mail the program sends and receives mail automatically.
> > Then if I click on Send/Receive again it comes up with an error but no error
> > details.
> > If I click the small arrow to the right of Send/receive and choose Receive
> > All it works but not if I just hit Send/Receive.
> > Does anybody got an idea how to get rid of this error.
> > I had this with Ultimate and now with Home Premium, so it's some kind of a
> > bug in Windows Mail I guess.
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any help with this.
> >
> > Tommy
>
> Like Vista, Windows Mail is in General Public Beta (people pay to test
> the OS, like you). Try either going for Open Source with www.ubuntu.com
> or use Thunderbird, www.mozilla.com/thunderbird.
>
> Alias
>

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"Tommy" <> wrote in message news:6D269454-B581-42C9-97FA-...
> Hi.
>
> I just run into the same problem which I solved once but can't manage to do
> it again.
> If I open Windows Mail the program sends and receives mail automatically.
> Then if I click on Send/Receive again it comes up with an error but no error
> details.
> If I click the small arrow to the right of Send/receive and choose Receive
> All it works but not if I just hit Send/Receive.
> Does anybody got an idea how to get rid of this error.
> I had this with Ultimate and now with Home Premium, so it's some kind of a
> bug in Windows Mail I guess.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help with this.
>
> Tommy

Tommy wrote:
> .......thanks for your reply but this is not an option for me as this PC is
> not mine and the guy who owns it want Windows Mail to work.
> I fixed it once on my own rig with Ultimate but it doesn't work here.
> If anyone else has a solution to this would be very much appreciated.
> Thanks again.......Tommy.......

Hopefully, when SP1 comes out, it will be fixed. Suggest to your friend
that he use Thunderbird until MS gets its act together.

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"Tommy" <> wrote in message
news:6D269454-B581-42C9-97FA-...
> Hi.
>
> I just run into the same problem which I solved once but can't manage to
> do
> it again.
> If I open Windows Mail the program sends and receives mail automatically.
> Then if I click on Send/Receive again it comes up with an error but no
> error
> details.
> If I click the small arrow to the right of Send/receive and choose Receive
> All it works but not if I just hit Send/Receive.
> Does anybody got an idea how to get rid of this error.
> I had this with Ultimate and now with Home Premium, so it's some kind of a
> bug in Windows Mail I guess.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help with this.
>



> Tommy
Tommy, ignore Alias and turn off the auto send/ rec. You find this in the
Tools menu/Options.

Ian Betts wrote:
>
>

Tommy, ignore Alias and turn off the auto send/ rec. You find this in
the Tools menu/Options. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

How quaint. Why doesn't it work like it's supposed to work? Public Beta,
per chance?
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Alias
To email me, remove what's invalid

Hi Ian.

Disable Send/Receive at startup didn't do it.
If I start Windows Mail I have to click Send/Receive and it works but only
once.
The second time it won't.
In Ultimate I worked on it for several days and than got it fixed in
Tools-Options -Connection but this won't do in this case.
In case you got another suggestion please let me know.
Thanks again and if I find a solution by myself I'll let you guys know.
But it seems that I won't this time at least not as easy.
By the way Send/Receive automatically every whatever minutes works as it
should......Tommy.......

"Ian Betts" wrote:

>
>
> --
> Ian
>
> "Tommy" <> wrote in message
> news:6D269454-B581-42C9-97FA-...
> > Hi.
> >
> > I just run into the same problem which I solved once but can't manage to
> > do
> > it again.
> > If I open Windows Mail the program sends and receives mail automatically.
> > Then if I click on Send/Receive again it comes up with an error but no
> > error
> > details.
> > If I click the small arrow to the right of Send/receive and choose Receive
> > All it works but not if I just hit Send/Receive.
> > Does anybody got an idea how to get rid of this error.
> > I had this with Ultimate and now with Home Premium, so it's some kind of a
> > bug in Windows Mail I guess.
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any help with this.
> >
>
>
>
> > Tommy
> Tommy, ignore Alias and turn off the auto send/ rec. You find this in the
> Tools menu/Options.
>

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Ian

"Alias" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Ian Betts wrote:
>>
>>
>
> Tommy, ignore Alias and turn off the auto send/ rec. You find this in the
> Tools menu/Options. <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
>
> How quaint. Why doesn't it work like it's supposed to work? Public Beta,
> per chance?
> --
> Alias
> To email me, remove what's invalid
>

It does on mine, I am using it to post this but the questioner was after an
answer for HIS problem not you smart alec crap about an alternative.

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Ian

"Tommy" <> wrote in message
news:58947A1E-F54D-4EB2-9C0B-...
> Hi Ian.
>
> Disable Send/Receive at startup didn't do it.
> If I start Windows Mail I have to click Send/Receive and it works but only
> once.
> The second time it won't.
> In Ultimate I worked on it for several days and than got it fixed in
> Tools-Options -Connection but this won't do in this case.
> In case you got another suggestion please let me know.
> Thanks again and if I find a solution by myself I'll let you guys know.
> But it seems that I won't this time at least not as easy.
> By the way Send/Receive automatically every whatever minutes works as it
> should......Tommy.......
>
> "Ian Betts" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> --
>> Ian
>>
>> "Tommy" <> wrote in message
>> news:6D269454-B581-42C9-97FA-...
>> > Hi.
>> >
>> > I just run into the same problem which I solved once but can't manage
>> > to
>> > do
>> > it again.
>> > If I open Windows Mail the program sends and receives mail
>> > automatically.
>> > Then if I click on Send/Receive again it comes up with an error but no
>> > error
>> > details.
>> > If I click the small arrow to the right of Send/receive and choose
>> > Receive
>> > All it works but not if I just hit Send/Receive.
>> > Does anybody got an idea how to get rid of this error.
>> > I had this with Ultimate and now with Home Premium, so it's some kind
>> > of a
>> > bug in Windows Mail I guess.
>> >
>> > Thanks in advance for any help with this.
>> >

Tommy I would be very interested to hear from you, if you do fathom it out,
sure is a strange one.