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Depends on *exactly* what you mean, and the mode of OL
"Rudra" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news  F58C9BA-E92F-4D3C-9590-(E-Mail Removed)...> Hi , some one is generating mails on behalf of me. how to identify the whi is doing that. No one is permited to send mails on behalf of me. It's kind of virus mail. Please help me to resolve this > Thanks > Rudera |
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