Outlook Today - "MAILBOX"

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Paul Womar

We are using Exchange 2000 with Outlook XP. We have a custom
application that reads emails from 8 different outlook profiles and
accounts. This application follows the tree down to each individual
folder i.e. it is looking for the exactr strings af far as profiles and
folders etc are concerned. Today, 5 of the 8 mailboxes no longer have
the word 'MAILBOX' next to them next to 'Outlook Today' in the folder
list, e.g. "Outlook Today - Mailbox [Account One]" now shows as "Outlook
Today [Account One]" and the script no longer functions correctly as a
result.

As far as I can tell there have been no changes to any of the accounts,
I have recreated the Outlook profiles and used 2 different machines,
they all have the same results, it is connecting to the Exchange server
correctly (i.e. it's not looking at a local PST file). I believe
Outlook should be adding 'Mailbox' to any legitimate Exchange mail
account automatically. Any clues as to why this may happen and how to
revert this back?

TIA, Paul.
 
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Can-so

do things work wtihout "the custom application"
if so then you know where your issue is

--
"Bother," said Pooh as he struggled with the computer.

"It never does quite what I want."

"I wish Christopher Robin were here."
 
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Paul Womar

Can-so said:
do things work wtihout "the custom application"
if so then you know where your issue is

They do, however they have also worked with it for the last 6 months!
 
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Brian Tillman

Paul Womar said:
Today, 5 of the 8 mailboxes no longer
have the word 'MAILBOX' next to them next to 'Outlook Today' in the
folder list, e.g. "Outlook Today - Mailbox [Account One]" now shows
as "Outlook Today [Account One]" and the script no longer functions
correctly as a result.

If you ever upgrade to Outlook 2003, it may be even more different. At my
work site, neither the words "Outlook Today" nor "Mailbox" appear in the
Folder List at all. Instead, it's just the mailbox name with the Outlook
Today icon just to the left of it. If you display Outlook Today, the title
shows "mailboxname - Outlook Today".
 

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