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We have a person here that is using Office 2003. To me this situation is
very confusing so I will try to explain the best way possible.
1. He sent an email with a distribution list that he created, within that
distribution list, there was another distribution list along with other
emails addresses.
(Before moving along, is that possible in 2003 - I don't have 2003 - to
send an email to a distribution list with another distribution list within
it). If so,...
2. When he sent the email it did several different things, the first, it
did not send the email to anyone within the second or sub distribution list,
you could see it in the email that everyone received though. It had the name
of the second distribution list in the middle of all the other emails, but it
also had next to it @mail.our company.com and then continued through the
other emails. Everyone else received the email fine.
3. In his sent items, it doesn't have his name in the From column - it is
blank. When he opened it from sent, it had a different address (another
address he uses in Outlook); however, everyone that received the email say
the email address it should have come from (not the one that was displayed in
his sent items).
Can anyone help us with this problem? I don't even know where to start
looking. We are currently testing with XP.
Thanks in advance
very confusing so I will try to explain the best way possible.
1. He sent an email with a distribution list that he created, within that
distribution list, there was another distribution list along with other
emails addresses.
(Before moving along, is that possible in 2003 - I don't have 2003 - to
send an email to a distribution list with another distribution list within
it). If so,...
2. When he sent the email it did several different things, the first, it
did not send the email to anyone within the second or sub distribution list,
you could see it in the email that everyone received though. It had the name
of the second distribution list in the middle of all the other emails, but it
also had next to it @mail.our company.com and then continued through the
other emails. Everyone else received the email fine.
3. In his sent items, it doesn't have his name in the From column - it is
blank. When he opened it from sent, it had a different address (another
address he uses in Outlook); however, everyone that received the email say
the email address it should have come from (not the one that was displayed in
his sent items).
Can anyone help us with this problem? I don't even know where to start
looking. We are currently testing with XP.
Thanks in advance