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From: vla162 on 7 Apr 2010 21:41
using Outlook 2007 with Windows Vista, connecting to Yahoo and cannot send
emails. I have good internet connection and using Norton AntiVirus. I recieve
emails fine. I have checked the smtp and changed the settings to yahoo's
recommendations, does not work. Looked at the Office Outlook website and was
told to check Mail in the Control Panel and there is none. I have checked the
diagnostic on outlook and says it is good. I have checked these discussion
groups and found where there are different numbers to enter and tried those
and they do not work. Running out of things to try.
From: VanguardLH on 8 Apr 2010 01:47
vla162 wrote:

> ... connecting to Yahoo ...

Yahoo WHAT? You never specified the top-level domain (.com, .net, .org,
etc). Only a few Yahoo regional domains permit access to their POP/SMTP
mail hosts by freebie accounts. Most Yahoo domains require that you have a
PAID account to access their servers. Do you have a paid account at Yahoo?
From: vla162 on 10 Apr 2010 12:32
I have sbcglobal.net which goes through Yahoo. I accessed my account
information and entered the POP/SMTP information given. I don't know if this
is a paid account or not. I assumed since it goes through the sbc

"VanguardLH" wrote:

> vla162 wrote:
>
> > ... connecting to Yahoo ...
>
> Yahoo WHAT? You never specified the top-level domain (.com, .net, .org,
> etc). Only a few Yahoo regional domains permit access to their POP/SMTP
> mail hosts by freebie accounts. Most Yahoo domains require that you have a
> PAID account to access their servers. Do you have a paid account at Yahoo?
> .
>
From: VanguardLH on 11 Apr 2010 14:45
vla162 wrote:

> Thanks for all the information. I have changed the SMTP number a couple of
> times but will try again. Also, I checked the status of the send and a green
> check appeared on each item but does not go and no error message; realy do
> not know what happens. I will try some of the things you have suggested and
> call att support and report back probably Monday. Thanks again for your help.

Can "not send" and "does not go" tells no one anything about what you do
when trying to send and what, if any, error message appears. You left it
completely vague as to what you think "send" means. Did the item get sent
to your SMTP mail server or did it never leave Outlook?

Did you get an error message during the send operation?

Is the item still sitting in the Outbox folder in Outlook?
Or did it get moved into the Sent Items folder?
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