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Just like a Ninja !!! &nbsp; Worked perfectly.<br />
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Thanks !!!!
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Just like a Ninja !!!   Worked perfectly.

Thanks !!!!

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I am running Outlook 2007. &nbsp;A couple of days ago a friend sent me several attachments (photos) that I tried to forward to others. &nbsp;The total size of the email was about 19 MB. &nbsp;It has been sitting in my Outbox for two days, and I finally decided that maybe it's too big for my server (Yahoo) to handle, or for some other reason Outlook can't handle it. &nbsp;But I cannot delete it from the Outbox or move it to another folder. &nbsp;How can I get it to go away?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Phil
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I am running Outlook 2007.  A couple of days ago a friend sent me several attachments (photos) that I tried to forward to others.  The total size of the email was about 19 MB.  It has been sitting in my Outbox for two days, and I finally decided that maybe it's too big for my server (Yahoo) to handle, or for some other reason Outlook can't handle it.  But I cannot delete it from the Outbox or move it to another folder.  How can I get it to go away?

Thanks,

Phil

Help with Stuck Outbox

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