I have NCH software program

[surfergirl]

I have this program I bought of the net. It American based and I wondered please If anyone uses this program

It allows me to email directly the invoices to one company but Not the others I have to email 5 Strata companies

every month and the rest I have to save as a pdf and then send through the outlook express. Is there something I

should be doing.?

[Alphaeus]

I have this program I bought of the net. It American based and I wondered please If anyone uses this program

It allows me to email directly the invoices to one company but Not the others I have to email 5 Strata companies

every month and the rest I have to save as a pdf and then send through the outlook express. Is there something I

should be doing.?

Is this the program? http://www.nchsoftware.com/invoice/index.html

[surfergirl]

I have this program I bought of the net. It American based and I wondered please If anyone uses this program

It allows me to email directly the invoices to one company but Not the others I have to email 5 Strata companies

every month and the rest I have to save as a pdf and then send through the outlook express. Is there something I

should be doing.?

Is this the program? http://www.nchsoftware.com/invoice/index.html

yes its I have the express version

[Musky]

Check the email settings in the program and make sure they are the same as what is recommended:

Email settings for Express Invoice (including gmail, hotmail, yahoo, msn, aol and comcast)

Open your email settings in Express Invoice by clicking Options in the toolbar, select the Other tab, and click the Email Settings button.

Select the radio button labeled "Use SMTP to send email directly to the mail server."

For SMTP mail host, enter the server address. This varies depending on your email client.

Gmail: smtp.gmail.com

Yahoo: smtp.yahoo.com or smtop.yahoo.com.uk (if email address ends in yahoo.com.uk)

Hotmail: smtp.live.com

MSN: smtp.email.msn.com

AOL: smtp.aol.com

Comcast: smtp.comcast.com

Check the box labeled "Server requires authentication" and enter your username (e.g., youraddress@gmail.com) and your password.

Check the box labeled "Use secure connection (SSL/TLS) if available."

Enter your email address into the field labeled "Default reply email."

Click OK to save your changes.

http://www.nchsoftware.com/invoice/kb/1450.html

If everything seems fine, read a few of these solutions from their support forum:

http://nch.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=16228

[surfergirl]

Check the email settings in the program and make sure they are the same as what is recommended:

Email settings for Express Invoice (including gmail, hotmail, yahoo, msn, aol and comcast)

Open your email settings in Express Invoice by clicking Options in the toolbar, select the Other tab, and click the Email Settings button.

Select the radio button labeled "Use SMTP to send email directly to the mail server."

For SMTP mail host, enter the server address. This varies depending on your email client.

Gmail: smtp.gmail.com

Yahoo: smtp.yahoo.com or smtop.yahoo.com.uk (if email address ends in yahoo.com.uk)

Hotmail: smtp.live.com

MSN: smtp.email.msn.com

AOL: smtp.aol.com

Comcast: smtp.comcast.com

Check the box labeled "Server requires authentication" and enter your username (e.g., youraddress@gmail.com) and your password.

Check the box labeled "Use secure connection (SSL/TLS) if available."

Enter your email address into the field labeled "Default reply email."

Click OK to save your changes.

http://www.nchsoftware.com/invoice/kb/1450.html

Alright thanks Musky I will give this ago.