My guess, it is an option that has been set with the original message - I
cannot find it?
"BurnettSuccess" <BurnettSuccess@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:940408F1-19CB-4430-BE6B-8119C37B42EE@microsoft.com...
> Several times I have tried to send an e-mail from within Outlook 2007 and
> I
> get a pop-up window telling me:
>
> Cannot Send This Item
>
> What is the reason for this message, and is there anything I can do to
> prevent it?
>
After struggling for a couple of weeks, I finally find the problem was caused
by Outlook 2007 not able to handle some web mail address format like this:
Fortunately I found a simple work around for this. Just change the format of
your message to rich text by selecting "Options", "Format" , "Rich Text". You
can send the message without any problem.
Cheers...
"BurnettSuccess" wrote:
> Several times I have tried to send an e-mail from within Outlook 2007 and I
> get a pop-up window telling me:
>
> Cannot Send This Item
>
> What is the reason for this message, and is there anything I can do to
> prevent it?
>
Wow, thanks for that post!
Totally helped my problem
Thanks
Rayson wrote on Thu, 18 September 2008 04:09
After struggling for a couple of weeks, I finally find the problem was caused
by Outlook 2007 not able to handle some web mail address format like this:
Fortunately I found a simple work around for this. Just change the format of
your message to rich text by selecting "Options", "Format" , "Rich Text". You
can send the message without any problem.
Cheers...
"BurnettSuccess" wrote:
> Several times I have tried to send an e-mail from within Outlook 2007 and I
> get a pop-up window telling me:
>
> Cannot Send This Item
>
> What is the reason for this message, and is there anything I can do to
> prevent it?
>
I found i had this issue when my signature had an image in it.
Once i removed it i could send it in HTML format.
I have not tried creating a new image yet
Re: RE: Outlook 2007 Problem - Cannot Send This Item [message #577338]
Tue, 15 September 2009 09:37
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Junior Member
Thank you for the fix, but it does not address why. I did not have a malformed address when I received the pop up "Cannot Send this item" - but forwarding an email to a colleague.
The Email *was* composed in HTML, however it had no images in the signature, or elsewhere that I could see.
while your solution "works" it is a kludge - i am more curious about why this happens, especially since the outlook help window provides little information about this pop up message.
give a man an email and he'll read for a day, but teach a man to email and he'll start spamming.