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Hey hey.....Im first up again!!!


Mornin all :-D

night night Dea!
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Nite nite then - I will expect a reply to my e-mail in 'my' morning !!!

OOOhhh you have confused me even more now so nite nte all !!

Dea Xxx

Hi Dea

Sorry, had to go and do some things.


we are 8 hours behind you ............... it is now 2:14 pm Tuesday afternoon here



At the moment, I am going to bed just as you are getting up :-D


That's 'cos I'm being naughty and staying up until at least midnight.




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SO - what day is it here then Jonesey ??? - I am totally lost on what day it is as I have grand-children on all the wrong days now ???

Dea Xxx

P.S. - I have just worked out that they are behind !!! ;-)

Dea Xxx

FBG
Just spoke to my sister who is more comp literate than me.

She suggested you try to resend as it is running press Control/Alt/delete then click on Task Manager this should open anything you have running then press end task
you should then be able to delete it

Doing a system restore to a point before you tried to send it will work but you will lose anything else you have done since that date

In Vancouver it is now Tue 14:00

Tomato toast would do - drizzled with olive oil and rubbed with tomato, garlic and salt !

Dea xxx

P.S. - I would be very pleased to share !!

Dea Xxx

I have confused myself too Ginns !! ;-) :-D :-D

Sorry Ginns - Can you come back to me with a 'veggie buttie' ?? - Can't ask for bacon can I ?? ;-)

Dea xxx

Oh good gowed Dea.......you've confused me now!

I can never remember whether you are 8 hour behind or 8 hours in front, so it is either 1pm or 5am - yesterday or tomorrow ???

OR have I got that wrong ??

Dea Xxx

Is it morning there then Sylvs? - I have just sent a message to someone in your part of the world !

Dea Xxx

Hi all
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forecast today was "sunny with cloudy periods"


It's actually "cloudy with small sunny periods" :-(




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Or you could try a system restore, worth a go

LK hope your OH feels better soon :-)

FBG shame it didnt work :-(

Hope R is feeling better tomorrow LK........I think queasiness is quite a common side effect isn't it? Lots of TLC will help him.... <3



Yep Fans..... I know you're not that big..........you're THAT big! :-P


Had the grandchildren after school.....it's so funny.....grandson wants to be off as soon as his dad arrives. Football? says I. Nope. girlfriend....bless.

AAAhhha Ginns,

I really think that this is what I have just suggested above but in 'non-tech' speak ??? ;-)

Dea Xxx

Fanny....this try this

Stuck Emails in Outlook Outbox
Corrupted or stuck email messages are more commonplace in Microsoft Outlook than you might think. Follow these methods for fixing your own Outlook message problems.

Posted on June 5, 2009 by Perry Lund
Many business users’ email client is Microsoft’s Outlook, which is integrated into Microsoft Office software. When a business selects its software package, Outlook usually becomes the default email for employees and staff with corporate email. Recently, we’ve been asked about messages that become stuck in the outbox. This article attempts to give solutions to fix the problem.

Here is a typical problem: “I sent an email a few days ago with an attachment that was 30 MB. It has been stuck in my outbox and when I hit send/receive the little icon on the right-hand bottom of the screen keeps trying to send the message, but over time nothing happens. Outlook will not let me delete or move the message because it says it already started transmitting.”

We could point you to a slew of Microsoft knowledge-base articles, but that is for us techies to research and then summarize into a list of reasonably easy-to-follow fixes for you business users fighting productivity battles. So, ArrowQuick has done the research and in many cases our field technicians have tested these same methods to fix the problems for clients.

There appears to be 4 methods that can be used in sequence until the problem is solved. Each method requires a bit more technical skill, but most are manageable by a novice to average computer user. If at any point you do not feel comfortable with a method, ArrowQuick technicians are happy to assist you either on-site or via remote support.

Method 1 – Open the message from the Outbox and close it again. Now select the message and press DELETE.

Method 2 — Assuming Method 1 did not work, try this. Put Outlook in offline mode; to do this go to File->Work Offline. Now restart Outlook and see if you can delete it (you can try this in combination with method 1). Don’t forget to put Outlook back online again once successful.

Method 3 — If the stubborn message is still stuck in your outbox, try this method next. There are four steps to this method and here is a detailed step-by-step instruction set you might look at.

Create a new pst-file: File->New->Outlook Data File…
Set this pst-file as your default delivery location in your Account settings: Tools->E-mail Accounts->Next button.
When you now restart Outlook your original pst-file will show up as the secondary set of folders where should easily be able to remove the file from or even the complete Outbox folder.
Set the original pst-file as the default delivery location again and restart Outlook; the Outbox folder will be recreated and will be empty.
Method 4 – Use the Microsoft MDBVU32.EXE tool to forcefully clear the Outbox. The instructions for this are the same for when removing a stuck read receipt but instead of choosing “MDB->Open Root Folder” choose “MDB-> Open IPM Outbox”.

With a little persistence and patience, you should have your Outlook outbox empty and email flowing again. The primary problem with stuck messages is often large attachments. Many people don’t know that alternative ways exist to send large files without using email. ArrowQuick recommends using free website tools like mediafire.com to distribute or send large files. Check out their ‘How To’ video.


http://arrowquick.com/blog/2009/06/05/stuck-emails-in-outlook-outbox/

Thinking of you both LK - Hope things get better! <3 <3 <3

Dea Xxx

LK..hope R is feeling a bit better this evening.


Fanny, Cyns may right about the the 'images' of you ;-)