Re: OE not sending out msgs with/without attachments...

There are a couple of things that you can do to speed up the process of
sending to a large number of people.

Create your email and leave the address fields empty.
File, Save As, save as an eml file to your desktop.

Create groups in the Address Book.
aGroup, bGroup, cGroup, etc.
Limit the number of addresses in a group to less that you ISP limit.
In the Address Book, View, check Folders and Groups.
Expand the folders until you can highlight a group.
Now the group members will show in the right pane.
Highlight a name, count to the 50th name, write down the name, hold down the
Shift key, left click, Control + C
Create a new group. OK
Highlight the group in the left pane, Control + V.
Repeat

Click on the saved eml file.
Put your name in the To Field and aGroup in the Bcc field.
Click Send.

Change aGroup to bGroup.
Click Send.

Repeat until all groups are sent.
Note:if an address needs to be added or deleted from a group, you will have
to higlight the group name in the left pane and change the name in the right
pane of the Address Book.

After the initial setup of the groups, it won't take very long to send to
all groups.
--
Ron Sommer


"Adela" <Nuevadela2@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:6D5EF43A-760E-4083-B83B-B9645D9F74E2@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: <<Tell us this: Do the messages never leave your Outbox? Do copies of
: messages never show up in Sent Items?>>
:
: Yes, never leave the Outbox and as a result there's no copy in the Sent
: Items. The other day I tried againh sending only 25 recipients and they
did
: get sent out...but I had to do this many times in order to send ALL the
: recipients just one message. Then I tried sending 50 recipients to one
: message and it also went out, but this is unacceptable to me since it
takes
: me more repetitive work and time to send each message... I'm now
dedicating
: this energy and time to finding another ISP.
: --
: The animals of the world exist for their own reasons. They were not made
for
: humans any more than black people were made for whites, or women for men.
: Alice Walker "The Color Purple"
:
:
:
:
: "PA Bear" wrote:
:
: > > the results show that it's not the server but OE because my msgs
don't
: > > even leave OE in order to reach the server
: >
: > Tell us this: Do the messages never leave your Outbox? Do copies of
: > messages never show up in Sent Items?
: > --
: > ~PA Bear
: >
: >
: > Adela wrote:
: > > Thank you Frank. I tried first to send ONLY ONE msg with ONLY 100
: > > recipients (because the server tells me I'm allowed 300 recipients per
: > > message per hour) and it didn't send it out the entire day! I tried
it
: > > again and the same thing. Then, instead of wasting time trying less
: > > recipients, I called them, AGAIN, and they refused to let me speak to
a
: > > supervisor saying he'll tell me the same thing and they are all busy.
She
: > > said if I pay for a program I'll be able to send more, but I don't
trust
: > > them at all and so I told her. She then went to TEST something and
said
: > > the results show that it's not the server but OE because my msgs
don't
: > > even leave OE in order to reach the server, and that I should take it
up
: > > with OE. Problem is OE is MS and there's no way to communicate with
them
: > > unless you pay them. This is a catch
: > > 22. My 2 other identities are sending out ok but, it's because I send
: > > just
: > > a few...Could it be that whatever it is affects only one identity?
Only
: > > God
: > > knows!
: > >
: > > I'm trying to explore other ISPs. Someone recommended to me a free
one:
: > > list.riseup.net, do you or anyone else here know whether it 's a good
one?
: > > I'll also try Eudora and Thunderbird (or Thunderbolt?).
: > >
: > > I'm at the end of the rope and I feel my servers will send me to the
: > > hospital! But I wonder, if it's true that it's OE's fault, is there
: > > anyway
: > > at all to speak with OE tech without having to pay? Adela
: > >
: > >> "Adela" <Nuevadela2@xxxxxxx> wrote in message
: > >> news:EE77575F-26D4-4727-89B8-9CC8F6A08960@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: > >>> "It's not Microsoft's message. It's coming from your ISP's server.
: > >>>> Ask them what their policies are regarding bulk sending of E-mail."
: > >>>
: > >>> Oh no! That server of mine, all of them, whoever answers my long
waited
: > >>> call, that it's not the server's fault. What a bunch of
irresponsible
: > >>> creatures, aren't they??? Or...they just don't know their stuff!
Thank
: > >>> you
: > >>> Robert! Adela
: > >>
: > >>
: > >> Ask to talk to their boss. They almost certainly do have a limit and
: > >> should be able to tell you.
: > >>
: > >> ]Alternatively, Reduce the number of recipients and see if that goes.
I
: > >> would try 25 and if that didn't work try 10. If that doesn't work
: > >> they're
: > >> being ridiculous. If the mail is through your ISP find another ISP.
: > >>
: > >> --
: > >> Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
: > >> http://www.fjsmjs.com
: > >> Answer in newsgroup. Don't send mail.
: >
: >

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