emails are stuck in outbox-when I open and try to switch to a folder and then
send that doesn't work either.  hmm??

You must activate the trial version of Office to get it to work. Then you
need to set up your accounts properly. Get the settings for your ISP's
servers from them. You cannot use Outlook for free HTTP mail accts.

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- Do you even have an e-mail account with a provider?  Hmm?
- Did you even bother to configure the e-mail account in Outlook?
Hmm?
- No error messages show up when you try to Send?  Hmm?
- How old is the 60-day trial (which probably started measuring its
expiration from whenever whomever install the trialware or when it got
downloaded)?  Hmm?
- Did you register the trialware?  Hmm?
- What happens when you use a DIFFERENT e-mail program?  Hmm?
- Would you expect the car shop to know what to fix with an equivalent
dearth of details regarding a problem with your car?  Hmm?

I am having problems with Outlook as well.  I can receive messages (including
the ones generated when I test the account settings - so I know the
configuration is correct) but I can't respond (send/forward/or reply) to
anything. 

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Diane <Di***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:

And what happens when you try?  What version of Outlook?

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