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PaulineM
Hello, I really need some help with this one.
We use Outlook 2002 SP 3 at my workplace and a person has a
distribution list in his Contacts. He has five people in there and when
he sends the message and looks in his Sent items, the message seems to
have been sent to a person who is not on the list at all. It is,
though, a person who he says to
have in his Contacts folder.
But how could this happen? I dont' understand. I asked him to check the
Contact card of the real recipient (that is part of the DL) but he said
there was no additional email addresses in his card. Should he just
remove that one contact which was used instead of the correct
recipient? I suggested him that but he is still waiting for the REAL
answer...
Could anyone give any more ideas? Thank you.
We use Outlook 2002 SP 3 at my workplace and a person has a
distribution list in his Contacts. He has five people in there and when
he sends the message and looks in his Sent items, the message seems to
have been sent to a person who is not on the list at all. It is,
though, a person who he says to
have in his Contacts folder.
But how could this happen? I dont' understand. I asked him to check the
Contact card of the real recipient (that is part of the DL) but he said
there was no additional email addresses in his card. Should he just
remove that one contact which was used instead of the correct
recipient? I suggested him that but he is still waiting for the REAL
answer...
Could anyone give any more ideas? Thank you.