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Ellareya
As of today, When I send a message and CC: myself, the message never comes
back to me??? This is new and WIERD. Please help.
back to me??? This is new and WIERD. Please help.
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Gordon
Ellareya said:As of today, When I send a message and CC: myself, the message never comes
back to me??? This is new and WIERD. Please help.
GMail? That's normal AFAIK...
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Ellareya
What is AFAIK? I'm working out of outlook, and I normally get a copy of myGordon said:GMail? That's normal AFAIK...
emails, when I put myself in the cc: box. This just started, and I cant fix
it.
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
What type of email account do you use? If you have a gmail.com email
address, its normal behavior. If not, your mail provider may have added
filters that trap mail sent to you, from you. This is a favorite trick of
spammers but it makes it hard to send messages to yourself.
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address, its normal behavior. If not, your mail provider may have added
filters that trap mail sent to you, from you. This is a favorite trick of
spammers but it makes it hard to send messages to yourself.
--
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Gordon
Ellareya said:What is AFAIK? I'm working out of outlook, and I normally get a copy of my
emails, when I put myself in the cc: box. This just started, and I cant fix
it.
"AFAIK" = As Far As I Know.
Why would you CC yourself anyway? You have a copy of the sent message in
your Sent Items folder....
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]
Why would you CC yourself anyway? You have a copy of the sent message in
for any number of logical reasons - so you have the sent message on another
computer, so they are threaded together in the inbox are two that come to
mind immediately.
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your Sent Items folder....
for any number of logical reasons - so you have the sent message on another
computer, so they are threaded together in the inbox are two that come to
mind immediately.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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Ellareya
I know its in my sent box, however it has become a habit to cc; myself on
certain things. This works normally, but now it doesnt't for me. It works
for others in the office. Do you know how I can fix this in outlook. The
mail is a company domain.
certain things. This works normally, but now it doesnt't for me. It works
for others in the office. Do you know how I can fix this in outlook. The
mail is a company domain.
Diane Poremsky said:Why would you CC yourself anyway? You have a copy of the sent message in
your Sent Items folder....
for any number of logical reasons - so you have the sent message on another
computer, so they are threaded together in the inbox are two that come to
mind immediately.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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(e-mail address removed)
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Gordon said:"AFAIK" = As Far As I Know.
Why would you CC yourself anyway? You have a copy of the sent message in
your Sent Items folder....
D
Diane Poremsky [MVP]
if it works for others they aren't filtering it at the server.
did you look in the junk folder?
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did you look in the junk folder?
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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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Ellareya said:I know its in my sent box, however it has become a habit to cc; myself on
certain things. This works normally, but now it doesnt't for me. It
works
for others in the office. Do you know how I can fix this in outlook. The
mail is a company domain.
Diane Poremsky said:Why would you CC yourself anyway? You have a copy of the sent message
in
your Sent Items folder....
for any number of logical reasons - so you have the sent message on
another
computer, so they are threaded together in the inbox are two that come to
mind immediately.
--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
EMO - a weekly newsletter about Outlook and Exchange:
(e-mail address removed)
You can access this newsgroup by visiting
http://www.microsoft.com/office/community/en-us/default.mspx or point
your
newsreader to msnews.microsoft.com.
Gordon said:Ellareya wrote:
:
Ellareya wrote:
As of today, When I send a message and CC: myself, the message never
comes back to me??? This is new and WIERD. Please help.
GMail? That's normal AFAIK...
What is AFAIK? I'm working out of outlook, and I normally get a copy
of
my emails, when I put myself in the cc: box. This just started, and I
cant fix it.
"AFAIK" = As Far As I Know.
Why would you CC yourself anyway? You have a copy of the sent message
in
your Sent Items folder....
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