A TALE OF TWO LAPTOPS:

Two (2) laptops, both connected wirelessly to the same secure network,
both running copies of Microsoft Office 2003 Pro are able to receive
email on the very same email account, from the very same email server.
One laptop can also send email. The other cannot. The one that cannot
experiences the dreaded "check the email address" anomaly. As in the
other cases, all is well in Settings Land, and the smtp server is
clearly accepting send requests - it is Outlook that is daffy. The
following procedures result in no change other than to make my head hurt:

- uninstall/mild registry cleanup/reinstall
- remove/add back profile
- remove/add back the single email account in question
- add a second email address
- switch pst files
- booting in safe mode and checked user permissions to the file and
directory
- moved the pst file to different directories

Again, I can kick off a send/receive on one over the network in question
and it goes fine. I can then move a half-foot to the other and do the
same, and it doesn't send. Settings are all identical and checked over,
and over, and over, and over again.

It started when I moved the pst file on the working laptop to the one
that doesn't send. (user migration)

If anyone out there has the supreme expertise required (judging from the
suggestions on the Web) to help, you will have a friend for life.

Thank you in advance for any help that might could be offered,

-Joe