outlook 2002 problem
 

I cant send an email from outlook 2002 I keep getting this error
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

Subject: blah
Sent: 12/30/2006 8:43 PM

The following recipient(s) could not be reached:

' on 12/30/2006 8:43 PM
473 relaying prohibited. You should
authenticate first
I tripple checked the settings and can not figure out how to fix it. I
am also having issue with out look sending email thru gmail. Please
help me

outlook 2002 problem
 

How to troubleshoot error messages that you receive when try to
send and receive e-mail in Outlook and in Outlook Express
http://support.microsoft.com:80/kb/813514/?sd=RMVP&fr=1

The article referenced above may help. It sounds like you need
to reconfigure your Outlook Incoming/Outgoing Server information.

Example: I use Cox as my ISP. I use gmail for my email.

So for my Server Information I have the following:
Incoming mail server (POP3): pop.gmail.com
Outgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.west.cox.net

When someone receives my email it shows my gmail account in
the from, it just needs to pass through my ISP to send it.

Nikki Peterson

"Seeker" wrote in message
...
I cant send an email from outlook 2002 I keep getting this error
Your message did not reach some or all of the intended recipients.

Subject: blah
Sent: 12/30/2006 8:43 PM

The following recipient(s) could not be reached:

' on 12/30/2006 8:43 PM
473 relaying prohibited. You should
authenticate first
I tripple checked the settings and can not figure out how to fix it. I
am also having issue with out look sending email thru gmail.
Please
help me

outlook 2002 problem
 

Niki
first of all thank you for the response. I tried what you said and didnt
have any luck. I even went to the microsofts website and snooped that out.

but i have a question for ya.
you mentioned that you typed in your cox email address. which was
smtp.cox
Ok so I tried that. but question for ya is my in coming and outgoing
servers are mail.cablespeed.com should I change that too
smtp.cablespeed.com ??
let me know I still could use any help here

outlook 2002 problem
 

I use COX as my ISP. What is your ISP?

You may want to use their server SMTP info. Your ISP can give
you the information.

Nikki Peterson

"Seeker" wrote in message
...
Niki
first of all thank you for the response. I tried what you said and didnt
have any luck. I even went to the microsofts website and snooped that
out.

but i have a question for ya.
you mentioned that you typed in your cox email address. which was
smtp.cox
Ok so I tried that. but question for ya is my in coming and outgoing
servers are mail.cablespeed.com should I change that too
smtp.cablespeed.com ??
let me know I still could use any help here

outlook 2002 problem
 

Hi nikki
Cable speed is my isp.
do you know if there is any way I can just go buy outlook 2003 I dont
want office just out look ??? or does outlook express do multiple accounts

"Nikki" wrote:

I use COX as my ISP. What is your ISP?

You may want to use their server SMTP info. Your ISP can give
you the information.

Nikki Peterson

"Seeker" wrote in message
...
Niki
first of all thank you for the response. I tried what you said and didnt
have any luck. I even went to the microsofts website and snooped that
out.

but i have a question for ya.
you mentioned that you typed in your cox email address. which was
smtp.cox
Ok so I tried that. but question for ya is my in coming and outgoing
servers are mail.cablespeed.com should I change that too
smtp.cablespeed.com ??
let me know I still could use any help here

outlook 2002 problem
 

It is not a good idea to use a different version of Outlook. I would
just stick with your Outlook 2002.

If you have questions about Outlook Express you may want to try
asking in the Outlook Express group.

Nikki Peterson

"Seeker" wrote in message
...
Hi nikki
Cable speed is my isp.
do you know if there is any way I can just go buy outlook 2003 I dont
want office just out look ??? or does outlook express do multiple
accounts

"Nikki" wrote:

I use COX as my ISP. What is your ISP?

You may want to use their server SMTP info. Your ISP can give
you the information.

Nikki Peterson

"Seeker" wrote in message
...
Niki
first of all thank you for the response. I tried what you said and
didnt
have any luck. I even went to the microsofts website and snooped that
out.

but i have a question for ya.
you mentioned that you typed in your cox email address. which was
smtp.cox
Ok so I tried that. but question for ya is my in coming and
outgoing
servers are mail.cablespeed.com should I change that too
smtp.cablespeed.com ??
let me know I still could use any help here