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Hello,<br />
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try recreating the Outlook Profile. <br />
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regards,<br />
kalata
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I tried:<br />
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1) start/run/winword /unregserver<br />
2) start/run/winword /regserver<br />
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This has resolved the aforementioned error message. As of now when SEND is clicked - the error message is says &quot;unspecified error&quot; and to click OK.<br />
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Hello! In an attempt to reply to an email, once the &quot;sent&quot; button is clicked, I am receiving an error message that states &quot;Saving the auto recovery file is postponed for (email subject line&quot;. In trying to click the error message away another one appears saying &quot;unspecified error&quot;. I have narrowed down the issue to be with Outlook 2003, as we are able to send to the receipients via webmail. Any suggestions?
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Hello! In an attempt to reply to an email, once the "sent" button is clicked, I am receiving an error message that states "Saving the auto recovery file is postponed for (email subject line". In trying to click the error message away another one appears saying "unspecified error". I have narrowed down the issue to be with Outlook 2003, as we are able to send to the receipients via webmail. Any suggestions?

Hello,

try recreating the Outlook Profile. 

regards,
kalata

I tried:

1) start/run/winword /unregserver
2) start/run/winword /regserver

This has resolved the aforementioned error message. As of now when SEND is clicked - the error message is says &quot;unspecified error&quot; and to click OK.



Outlook 2003 - Saving The Auto Recovery File Error Message

Hello! In an attempt to reply to an email, once the &quot;sent&quot; button is clicked, I am receiving an error message that states &quot;Saving the auto recovery file is postponed for (email subject line&quot;. In trying to click the error message away another one appears saying &quot;unspecified error&quot;. I have narrowed down the issue to be with Outlook 2003, as we are able to send to the receipients via webmail. Any suggestions?

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.