Inadvertent MS Outlook for Mac Email Sends w/Magic Trackpad

When using my Magic Trackpad (connected to my MacBook Pro) with Microsoft Outlook for Mac, there's a gesture that automatically sends emails. Anyone know what that is? I don't know how to repeat it, and it inadvertently sends emails sometimes, which is frustrating. Anyone else experience this, so I can disable that gesture if possible?
Thanks for your help,
Brad

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I had the same issue. After talking to a Verizon FIOS technician from thier techinical support center, he said that no changes are needed for Outlook for Mac. That means the settings should be:
Incoming server: incoming.verizon.net
Incoming port: 110
Use SSL to connect: UNCHECKED
Outgoing server: outgoing.verizon.net
Outgoing port: 25
Use SSL to connect: UNCHECKED
Hope that helps others not waste an hour searching Verizon's website and trying to navigate their massive phone tree to actually speak to a technician.

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