I am unable to send mail. I have a verizon.net account. Incoming mail is fine, just cannot respond or send messages from this account. It gives me this message: "Sender address was rejected by the server".
Connection doctor responded:
Outgoing.verizon.net connection to server succeeded. No login necessary.
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MacBook Pro, iOS 5
When I am not connected to the web if I am composing a message and hit send button Mail does not save the message, and just tells me that It could not be sent and discards it.
Info:MacBookPro, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
Is there anyway to highlight an already read and saved message in Mac Mail? To clarify, when I open Mail I have a window that shows all my incoming messages, both unread and read. Sometimes after I read a message I want to be able to go back and quickly find it. This could be several days later and in the meantime I have 50 more saved messages and trying to find it is difficult. Is there some way to highlight it in color or flag it so I can easily go back and find it? I am running 10.5.8 although I doubt that has any bearing on anything.
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1. Work - this is pop and I know it can not be this account causing it as I only leave 1 day on server so there is not that many in there
2. .Mac - (mobile me) however i only have 2,784 messages in it so the numbers dont match up
3. gmail - this account only has 26 messages since i only use it for GV and syncing an Android phone
It does this very quickly for supposedly bring in that many messages and when it finished nothing has changed and i notice nothing new in my Mail accounts?
This has concerned me ever since I got a Mac. Sometimes I'll open mail, and it'll say (in the bottom left ) receiving 1 of 15. Scroll across to 15 - but I'll actually only get one new email. I have Junk Mail filtering to just mark emails, not delete them.
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Mac Pro (Early 2008), OS X Mavericks (10.9.3)
How do I set up a mail server and SMTP server to send messages to other mail servers at mavericks
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Mac mini, OS X Mavericks (10.9.3)
All of my email accounts are IMAP accounts.It seems like Mail won't automatically apply rules to new messages that appear in the inbox, if those messages were previously read on another device. It seems like Mail will only apply inbox rules to a new message if it comes in as "unread". For example, if I was reading some email messages in my iPhone's inbox, and then I come home and turn on my Mac and launch Mail, all of those messages show up for the VERY FIRST TIME in Mail's inbox. But none of the rules are applied to those messages, because I've previously read them somewhere else. This seems to be either a bug in Mail, or a poor design choice in Mail. Is there any way to FORCE Mail to apply rules to all incoming messages that appear in the inbox, regardless of whether or not they were previously read on another device?Â
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MacBook Pro (17-inch Mid 2009), Mac OS X (10.7.4), 8 GB RAM, 750 GB HD
I can no longer send messages in Mail, although I can still receive them. When I hit send, I get "address was rejected by the server" although the settings appear to be correct. I can send messages with web-based mail, just not with client-based (POP/SMTP). ISP is AT&T Yahoo. Outgoing server port is 995
Mail v 4.3
OS 10.6.4 (Snow Leopard)
MacMini
All of a sudden I cannot send mail from my main Mac. My other 2 work fine so I know it's program issue. I called my internet provider and they told me i had to contact Apple so I thought I'd start here. She did suggest that I delete my mail account and set it back up. I'm willing to try this, but I can't loose all my mail. So, I have a back up on time machine if I need it, but I'm not sure how to re enter it into mail.
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iPhone 3GS, iOS 4.2
Since loading Yosemite, MAIL will not send messages. All settings are correct and Connection Doctor returns are all Greens. Â
Error message says "host-89-240-162-4-as 13285.net [89.240.162.4] "Client hostrejacted: Access denied yet my passwords are correctÂ
When I try to set up alternative SMTP server , MAIL always gets forced back to original server.Â
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iMac, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1)
The Mail Client on Mac OS 10.7.4 V5.2 1278 fails on send messages. The compsoe window reappears immediately after Send is selected. The mail message ends up in the outbox. This worked prior to may 1st. Some update has broken it.
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Mac mini, Mac OS X (10.7.4)
How do I change the incoming font in mail?
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iMac (21.5-inch Mid 2011), Mac OS X (10.7.3)
I'm trying to correct a problem with my wife's iCloud email account. I cannot change the 'Incoming Mail Server' name in the 'Account Information panel. If I delete the account and start a new one, I can enter the correct name ... "imap.mail.me.com". However, once I click on create, the Incoming Mail Server name reverts to 'mail.example.com.Â
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iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
Is it possible that the sender (From) field of every incoming mail is announced? This would be fine when I'm in the same room, but away from my Mac. At the moment I only hear a beep when mails arrive, have to go to the Mac and check the sender, mostly in vain.
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iMac (27-inch Mid 2010), Mac OS X (10.7.4)
I made a new account because it wouldn't let me log in on my old account and now it seems as if it's working but it won't send or receive ANY messages. This application used to work so I don't understand.
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OS X Mavericks (10.9.2)
I funnel all my email accounts through my Gmail account, and I use IMAP and Mail.app to administer that account.Gmail offers the ability to send messages using a different "from" field and I want to see if that feature can be replicated in Mail. Is this possible either out of the box or with a plugin? I want to be able to do this without adding a new account with POP or SMTP settings, ideally.
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one day I decided to spend about 5-10 minutes just seeing how long of a message I could make.,Then I tried to send it. I say tried, because it actually didn't send right away. So, I waited for about 15 minutes, laughing at how devious I was. After the 15 minutes, I started getting worried that I was going to break something by sending such a long message, as it was still trying to send. I tried to fix this and cancel the message by restarting my computer. Of course, this didn't work, and almost made it worse, as the Messages window wont even pop up when I click on it now. I tried restarting and shutting down my computer multiple times, still to no avail. my friend actually received the message, because it told him he had gotten a message from me, then when he opened up his messages app, it just kinda froze his whole computer for a bit, then crashed the messages app.Â
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MacBook Air, OS X Mavericks (10.9.2)
This morning several email messages won't print out. If the incoming message is a reply to my email and that reply contains my original email in the response, only my email prints out. The reply and sender info are blank in the printout.
Info:iMac 21.5, Mac OS X (10.6.4)
Its been a while that I've experienced freezing session in my mail app (lion os) so as a natural reaction Force Quit>Reopen was the case. After a while I started to notice that it only froze, as in giving me the rainbow wheel, when it was downloading an "incoming mail". Since i get quite a bit of work related pictures and media filled news letters my mail app goes rainbow wheel quite often. After an incoming mail is downloaded, my mail app goes back to fully functioning. There is absolutely no other problems with it. Its just that when mail is being downloaded i cant use my mail app and its starting to get annoying.Â
Im running a mid 2009 MBP 13" with V 10.7.3 and my mail app version is V 5.2 (1257) . I have growl for mail installed as a plug in but i don't think that's the reason for the freezes. Â
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.3)
Some of the emails I receive from friends show a placeholder for an image. The placeholder has the filename (example.jpg) in the top left hand corner. In the centre of the placeholder is a tiny blue square with a question mark. Is there a way to display the pics in the email along with the text. Funny stories are not quite the same without the pics! I can preview & download the images with no problem. So it looks like the images are there, its just that mail doesn't want to display them sometimes?
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7.4), Safari does not work fine
I am unable to send mail from the Mail app on my Macbook Aire. Problem started recently. Am able to receive mail without problems.Â
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all settings are correct (checked with provider). I can recieve on iphone, ipad etc, just not on my mac mail (although i can send email).
reset all email passwords and rebooted. Outgoing mail server is POP.
How do I set up mailbox so that all incoming emails from my secondary gmail account bypass my inbox and go directly to a pre-labeled smart folder? Also, how do I send copies of these to my primary gmail account into a pre-labeled folder in that account; once again bypassing my inbox (primary reason is that I do not want to get all my work emails into my inbox but I need to have them connected to mailbox at the end of the day. Â
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MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Mavericks (10.9.4)
