On 7/22/04 11:09 AM, Raul Gutierrez wrote: > On 7/21/04 5:54 PM, "Hanagan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> --another thing with this is that it usually means there is an email on the >> server with a corrupt or missing header. >> Don't ask me how this happens. And it's not just with Entourage. Different >> clients respond to it differently. But it's almost always the same cause. >> Working with the techs at my ISP we found that the best way to resolve this >> with Entourage in particular is to go through the recent emails on the >> server and look for the suspect message and delete it completely. Then >> restart Entourage. > > But the question I have is: Why does this happen regularly with Entourage > 2004 where it never happened with previous versions....
Hard to say. I'm using Entourage X and it does get hung up on those pesky things every once and again. Since, as has been noted, it really is a server issue, maybe it has to do with how they are dealing with it, and how your email client responds to THAT. I noticed this kind of thing start happening about 2 years ago. I was still on PC's then and two different email clients I know of would do exactly the same thing. At that point my email host was using Windows2000 Server with VOPmail. Now they're running all Linux and I'm on Mac. There are still times when things go a little off the tracks, but a little differently. As for "2004", I know nothing about it. As long as things are working well, I never change anything without that there is something substantially new and valuable. So unless it fixes the couple of things that "X" doesn't do for me, I ain't budgin'. I guess that makes me the very kind of person that has caused Microsoft to start heading towards a licensee contract instead of a manufacturer/customer relationship. :-) Wish I had more to help with. ht -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
