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Second time or more to work. Why?

#2927
From: Franz J Fortuny
Date: Wed, 21 Dec 2005 21:20
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OK. Application is now sending messages with attachments, multi-parts (plain 
text and html text), etc.

However, the messages are really sent ONLY the second time the code to send 
them is used. Never the first time.

The application is opened, then the message is sent. It reports that the 
message is gone. But that isn't really the truth. It needs to be executed a 
second time for the message to go.

Why is this?

FJF 
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