The problem is not that I cannot send e-mail , I am not a specialist in this
but I do know that I need to replace the smtp server of the network I am
logged in to.
Now, usually when you do not have any mails in your outbox, there is no
error message if you do not change the smtp servers of your accounts, so
that is exactly my question; how can I have an error when I have no e-mails
in my outbox?

"Hal Hostetler [MVP P/I]" wrote in message
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Are you using the SMTP server attached to your client's network or
attempting to use one on a different network? Most ISPs require you to
use
the SMTP server they control and they often accomplish this by not
allowing
port 25 (SMTP) access to any server but their own.

Hal
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"Philip Leduc" wrote in message
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when I was at a client site at their network and opened outlook I noticed
that I get an error message,

Task 'philipleduc-e-mail - "Sending' reported error (0x800CCC0D) :
'Unable
to find the e-mail server. Please verify the server information in your
account properties.'" so far nothing strangly if it were not that I do
not
have any e-mails visible in the out box. This error occurs only on my
default mailbox (there is 6 or 7 of them)

First idea do I have some kind of virus/trojan horse or whatever it is
called that is sending mail on my behalf so I ran ad-aware, spybot and
norton anitvirus but apart from a few cookies nothing going on. Is there
any
other ways to detect what is going on (list of processes that could be
responsible or how do I fugure it out) Could I be on the wrong track and
jsut have to restore outlook?

Any ideas?