At 9:31 PM -0700 7/23/02, Paul Thompson wrote: >Here's a weird problem: I can receive email but can't send it. (I'm using >my backup Mac for this message.) > This is just a shot in the dark at 2 in the a.m. but...... Make sure you have the correct address number in your TCP/IP. Verify with your IP if necessary. Should be four sets of numbers separated by dots, ie., 111.222.333.44 Even if you have the correct numbers, delete same and retype, save if requested, and restart. It's possible for these things to get corrupted over time although I would think corrupted domain numbers would be relatively rare....but, ya never know. Also, I haven't looked but if there is a TCP/IP file in your System Folder/preference file, trashing it and restarting it may cure the problem. Just make sure you first write down any info that has to be entered such as domain numbers in case it's needed. Obviously, there's some part of what your modem is sending to the IP that is wrong and is blocking your Send Mail process.
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