E-mail rejected

[#1]

Is this my settings at fault....         The message could not be sent. The setting for your outgoing email [SMTP] server might need to be configured. To find the server settings for '<snip>', please contact your email service provider.
Subject 'Unsubscribe'
Server Error: 550
Server Response: 550 <<snip>> recipient rejected - domain has no delivery address (DNS MX or A record)
Server: 'relay.plus.net'
Windows Live Mail Error ID: 0x800CCC79
Protocol: SMTP
Port: 25
Secure(SSL): No
jim:green email address removed mod:end

[#2]

Probably this
http://usertools.plus.net/status/archive/1351791137.htm
http://usertools.plus.net/status/archive/1351874803.htm

[#3]

Thanks OJ but your links don't appear to be working.

[#4]

they do for me try this http://usertools.plus.net/status/archive/

[#5]

Quote from: dennisb66

Thanks OJ but your links don't appear to be working.

I hope you didn't try using the links from an emailed copy of the post or by copy/paste in here!
You have to click the link while viewing the actual post .

[#6]

OK guys,links working fine now. Thank you.

[#7]

Read this with interest Jim, but the problem that I have just had today is that when I try to Fwd an email it gets attached to my containing email rather than adding my bit to the original email itself. This means that it is impossible to edit the original email for deleting source detail, any other superfluous text etc., in the interests of privacy like BCC to other recipients. Could this all be due to the alterations going on?

[#8]

Assuming you are talking about webmail it is quite easy
Just click on the Down Arrow next to forward and select Forward inline
Why the default changed I have no idea

[#9]

Thanks OJ.  Looked at this just now. Your post partly solves the problem in that the headings and text do become editable which is good. But I note that my original email that I was trying to Fwd had images in its body but now are still listed as attachments to the Fwd whereas they used to remain in the body undisturbed.  This may be useable but I will see if there are other consequences.

[#10]

From my recollection, when you forward messages inline some parts do appear to be transmitted as attachments but they appear inline when received. I think this might be due to needing to handle MIME encoding of that part of the message.
You could check that by "forwarding" the message to yourself.

[#11]

Thanks spraxyt!  I will when I have 5 minutes (rare)!! It just seems strange that these oddities have suddenly appeared when there are some fiddling going on, unless my eyes have been deceiving me of late!