"What I found was that Outlook still had some Exchange adresses in ' it's memory' and the message to be sent included an exchange adress, whereas exchange was not being used anymore.
This could happen on systems which have used Exchange but have changed back to POP3 E-mail delivery.
Checking the to-be-sent messages is the key, remove the adresses that are exchange adresses and substitute them with the real POP E-mail adresses.
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David Lerwill
"If at first you don't succeed go to the pub"
That is exactly my issue. We were on Exchange and went back to pop. Where do I find the to-be-sent area? I see the outgoing, but the emails are just sitting there. When I delete them, they just pile up again from new composed emails.
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