Either tell your personell to look at the Drafts folder to finish unfinished
mails or disable the autosave option. I would go for the first options as in
the case of a crash or a a failure the entire message could go lost if the
autosave feature is disabled.
Anyway, you can change this behaviour here;
Tools-> Options-> tab Preferences-> button E-mail Options-> button Advanced
E-mail Optionss...
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"arod2" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> hello
>
> Here s a scenario. we have one pc and 3 users in a hotel reception. One
> person is answering one email, as it s a very busy place, she has to stop
> and answer the customer. The email directly goes to the draft directory.
> Now
> she forgets to finish answering the email and leaves it all alone. Someone
> else is coming to the computer and answers new email and what can she see
> on
> the email the first person started to answer, a timestamp with a sentence
> like "you replied to this email on this date" and finally noone will
> answer
> the first person forgets about it and the second one sees it has answered.
> Is there a way to remove this answered status?
>
> Olivier
>
>