A colleague asked me why Lotus Notes was no longer sending emails immediately when he was working from a replica copy of his mail file.
It was a most excellent question to which I didn't have an immediate answer. However, thanks to my social network ( actually knowing the man who knew and finding him on Sametime ), I was able to help solve it.
It turned out to be a location preference/setting, which can be set as follows: -
a) Choose File -> Preferences -> Locations
b) Edit the location that you usually use
c) Navigate to the Mail tab
d) Set "Transfer Outgoing Mail If X messages pending" to 1
e) Click OK to save the location change
f) Click OK to save the preference change
Hope this helps someone as it helped Mike and I
( with thanks to Chris for his most timely and excellent help )
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