If you open and close an e-mail message while it is in your Outbox, the
e-mail message won't be sent because you've changed its status. If the
status of the e-mail message has been changed, the title of the e-mail
message no longer appears in italic.
To send the e-mail message, open the message, and then click Send. The
message title changes back to the italic format in the Outbox Messages view.
The next time that you make a connection to the mail server, the e-mail
message is delivered. Sometimes just by dragging the message from the
outbox to the drafts folder is a good cure. Then close Outlook, restart your
computer and try to reconnect and send the message that is now saved in your
drafts folder.
Hal
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<affilik@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> Hi
>
> Since upgrading to Vista and Outlook 2007 I have a nuisance problem
> with sending email.
>
> If I create an email and send it it goes into the OutBox to wait for
> me to manually Send/Receive. In the outbox the message sits in italics
> with a date and time in the Sent field. When I Send/Receive the
> message sends and moves to the Sent folder. This is GOOD.
>
> However if the cursor highlights an email waiting in the OutBox then
> that message immediately changes from Italic to Normal and the Sent
> field changes to NONE. At this point I can do nothing to get the email
> ready to send and it just sits there in the OutBox over time doing
> nothing. The only way I can get the message sent is to Copy the text
> - start a new message - past text and then send the new message. This
> new message will then be in italics with a date and time in the sent
> field. This is Frustrating...
>
> Any ideas
>
> Thanks