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DanCoulson1990

Error "0x800ccc13", only when sending an email in outlook 2003.

Outlook 2003 is configured correctly, to send and recieve email from with my gmail account.
Recently - the last month or so, everytime I try to send an email i get the following error occur:

{Task 'pop.googlemail.com - sending' reported error (0x800ccc13) : 'Unable to connect to the network. Check your network connection or modem.'}

I have no trouble recieving emails from Outlook 2003, but I am unable to send emails from Outlook 2003.
However, I have no trouble sending them from the gmail web browser interface. However, I strongly dislike using web browser based applications, so this is not a suitable alternative.

A few system details, if of any use:
OS: Win XP Pro, SP2.
AV: Symantec corporate, version 10.1.7.7000
Program: Office Outlook 2003

XP Pro is the way to go!

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Ben M. Schorr -bschorr

Double-check your settings. You can find Google's configuration instructions for Outlook 2003 here:

http://mail.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=75291

You might also try disabling Symantec - as a test - to see if the problem goes away when you do that.

-B-
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