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Repeated problem sending email, only fixed by deleting account and re-creating it

Asked by wlsimon in Outlook Groupware Software

Tags: MS, Outlook, 2003

This has been happening every three or four weeks:

I notice that my Outbox has a number of messages that did not go out. I try moving them from the Outbox to a temporary folder, opening them one at a time, and attempting to send. No success.

A tech support person suggested I try deleting my Outlook user account, then recreating it. That works every time -- all the message go out smoothly once I have created a new account IDENTICAL to the previous one.

What could be causing the account to continually become corrupt? What can I do so I don't have to continually go through this annoying process?
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