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Offline Philippe Cordier

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I-Message Interruptus
« on: October 24, 2003, 06:54:58 AM »
I was about to send an IM a moment ago, and as I clicked the "Send" icon, a message box popped up saying that Internet Explorer (I think) had encountered a problem and the my act could not be completed, and that Internet Explorer had to shut down.

I had no choice but to click the "Close Now" option.  I then re-opened Internet Explorer and got into the forum again (which I seemed to still be logged into), then went to my Outbox, and was surprised to see a copy of the message there, since it didn't seem that it was going to send.

My question is, if it's in my Outbox, can I be assured that it was sent and that the recipient received it?

BTW, I had no idea how much activity there is on this "Testing" area ...

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Re:I-Message Interruptus
« Reply #1 on: October 24, 2003, 02:07:49 PM »
My question is, if it's in my Outbox, can I be assured that it was sent and that the recipient received it?

Yes.  [smlyg]

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BTW, I had no idea how much activity there is on this "Testing" area ...

I'll try to pretend I didn't read that.  [undg]

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