F110 Where to view outgoing mail requests

Hello, for suppliers having an email adress, when i run f110 , a mail is generated containing the payment advice and sent to them automatically. Where can i view and confirm that these emails have been sent to them?
Edited by: Antish Awootar on Aug 31, 2011 3:25 PM

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Have you tried rebuilding the outgoing mailbox within mail by going to the drop down Mailbox > Rebuild? It is helpful to do that when it is not syncing up folders properly and it will remove what is stored locally and then force a download again from the mail servers to get those messages. Also check for additional folders on the sidebar for that account.
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http://support.apple.com/kb/PH14958
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Have you tried turning on the Mail Activity?
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There is a way to purge all Mail Preferences, and start over, but I am wondering if you have any messages stuck in the Outbox, and those may reference previously entered SMTP? Do you have any messages awaiting sending, or have you only tried with newly composed messages, after the change in SMTP entries?
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From the Mail menu bar click Mail > Preferences then select the Accounts tab then the Account Information tab.
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I am having problems with setting up the e-mail response.
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In the outgoing mail server, I put "smtp.broadband.myISPprovider.com" - string I got from them. There is nowhere in FCS to put user name and password for authentication.
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Welcome to Apple Discussions!
Ask the company providing you internet juice to get online. If it is Comcast, it typically is smtp.comcast.net or mail.comcast.net. If it is Verizon, it is outgoing.verizon.net. If it is someone else it is some SMTP server that is assigned by the company that you pay your bills to get online with.

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i read through the last few pages of this support forum and googled my topic but i havent found a suitable solution.
in Mail v 3 (3.4) there is a "From:" field in any outgoing mail. very useful for those of us with multiple non-accounts and/or .Mac aliases. i generally set a specific outgoing mail server (so that field is removed from outgoing email).
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i looked through Rules and Automator, but no obvious help there. any thoughts?

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