Group e.mails problem

[Fay Jacobsen]

I use Microsoft Office: mac 2008. When I am asked to stop sending e.mails
to people on a group mailing list, the messages continue to go out to them
with subsequent mailings, even though the addresses have been deleted. How
can I stop this? Faydells

 

[Diane Ross]

When I am asked to stop sending e.mails
to people on a group mailing list, the messages continue to go out to them
with subsequent mailings, even though the addresses have been deleted. How
can I stop this?

Are you deleting the name in the group as well as the Address Book?

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[Fay Jacobsen]

Are you deleting the name in the group as well as the Address Book?

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Diane Ross, Microsoft Mac MVP
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No, but when I click on the group name the names are not present.
Their not being present means I can't access them to do anything
retrospectively. Thanks for your suggestion.

 

[Diane Ross]

No, but when I click on the group name the names are not present.
Their not being present means I can't access them to do anything
retrospectively. Thanks for your suggestion.

If the name is not in the group, then I'm not sure how Entourage can
magically add their names to the message.

 

[Fay Jacobsen]

If the name is not in the group, then I'm not sure how Entourage can
magically add their names to the message.

That is exactly my problem. Fay J.

 

[Fay Jacobsen]

If the name is not in the group, then I'm not sure how Entourage can
magically add their names to the message.

That is exactly my problem. Fay J.

 

[Diane Ross]

That is exactly my problem.

I've never seen this reported as a symptom of database corruption, but I
suppose this is possible. I'm guessing it's something you are missing when
you check.

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