My outlook works fine at the office.  Sometimes using wireless network at 
hotels i can receive emails but not send

"markpitcher" <markpitcher@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message 
news:35DC9DD0-CCA9-4698-B1B7-FEB9ED1D298A@microsoft.com...
> My outlook works fine at the office.  Sometimes using wireless network at
> hotels i can receive emails but not send

Have you set the smtp server to authenticate? 

markpitcher wrote:

> My outlook works fine at the office.  Sometimes using wireless network at 
> hotels i can receive emails but not send

How do YOU know the e-mails will not send?  Prove it.  Tell what happens
when you *do* try to send an e-mail.


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