Occasionally an email that you
have sent will become stuck in your out box in your email program.
No matter what you try, it just won't go. Other messages will
go, but one just sits there and is never sent.
Here are two easy solutions that
should resolve it. They won't stop it from happening, but they
will get the message out and sent to its destination.
First, click and drag the message
from the "Outbox" to the "Draft" box, or if you don't have
a draft box, to the "In" box. If you moved to the Draft box,
you can now click on "Send" again and this time it should go
out. If it doesn't, double check that you are sending it out
under a valid email account (assuming that you have set up
more than one e-mail account at all). If you moved it to the
In box, then click on "Reply". It may add some new text to
the top of the message, such as your signature or note indicating
what is old text versus new. Just erase anything at the top
that was added and send the message again.
Another alternative is to open
the outbound message and copy all the text (Press "Control"
and "A" together, then press "Control" and "C", to select then
copy all the text) then start a new email message and
paste the text ("Control" and "V" together). Now address the
message and send it. You can now delete the old, stuck email.
