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daryla
Problem with local outlook 2k
setup is : no inhouse server... outlook is setup as an acount and not
"corperate"useing services.. i did run a scanpst on the pst file it
uses and no problems found.
Company email hosted on a outside POP server of which they have 5
accounts. In house they have 5 machines each useing outlook 2000.
only 1 of these machines are affected in this manor.
IF anyone of the other 4 or anyone outside sends (who we shall call)
BOB an email where they put any person as the TO and BOB as the CC..
when BOB checks his email outlook 2k changes the TO and the CC to read
that both are to BOB. The orginal TO is changed.
Bob's machine is not running any anti spam programs as i know of but
is running nortons antivirus 2004 only (not the internet security).
If that same person sends that email to any of the other 4 people in
the workplace other than BOB they recieve the email fine. so i don't
think it's either the hosting or original sender that is changeing or
messing up the delivery.
thanks for the reply and any future help possible.
setup is : no inhouse server... outlook is setup as an acount and not
"corperate"useing services.. i did run a scanpst on the pst file it
uses and no problems found.
Company email hosted on a outside POP server of which they have 5
accounts. In house they have 5 machines each useing outlook 2000.
only 1 of these machines are affected in this manor.
IF anyone of the other 4 or anyone outside sends (who we shall call)
BOB an email where they put any person as the TO and BOB as the CC..
when BOB checks his email outlook 2k changes the TO and the CC to read
that both are to BOB. The orginal TO is changed.
Bob's machine is not running any anti spam programs as i know of but
is running nortons antivirus 2004 only (not the internet security).
If that same person sends that email to any of the other 4 people in
the workplace other than BOB they recieve the email fine. so i don't
think it's either the hosting or original sender that is changeing or
messing up the delivery.
thanks for the reply and any future help possible.