Outlooking sending to wrong/additional contact

[kweise+outlook]

We have an issue with a few users where Outlook 2003 will try to send
their email to the wrong contact. I am deleting all users *nk2 files
each morning. This solved the problem for the most part.A few still
have this problem. 1 example from today, the user sent a mail to
themself, bcc'd 3 recipients. The mail actually went out to the bcc'd
addresses, but Outlook also added 2 contacts into the CC and changed
the To address from the sender to another contact.

Usual case is that Outlook will swap chosen contacts for comletely
different contacts. This definitely happens in Outlook, because we can
turn off send immediately, go to the outbox and find that the
recipients have already been replaced.

Any suggestions?

 

[Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]]

Are the changed addresses always the same ones?

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After furious head scratching, (e-mail address removed) asked:

| We have an issue with a few users where Outlook 2003 will try to send
| their email to the wrong contact. I am deleting all users *nk2 files
| each morning. This solved the problem for the most part.A few still
| have this problem. 1 example from today, the user sent a mail to
| themself, bcc'd 3 recipients. The mail actually went out to the bcc'd
| addresses, but Outlook also added 2 contacts into the CC and changed
| the To address from the sender to another contact.
|
| Usual case is that Outlook will swap chosen contacts for comletely
| different contacts. This definitely happens in Outlook, because we can
| turn off send immediately, go to the outbox and find that the
| recipients have already been replaced.
|
| Any suggestions?

 

[ecikweise]

No, random contacts from the user's sharepoint contact list. I could
almost understand if it was just changing the contact to a different
one. But, where it added two contacts to the CC field where there were
none to begin with, just drives me nuts.