Staff will address/send an e-mail to an individual and the person will
recieve it.
But several other staff will also recieve it.

The staff have not set up groups in outlook express 6 and the e-mail is just
addressed to one person..

Anyone have an idea would could cause this problem ?

"Rick" wrote in message
...
Staff will address/send an e-mail to an individual and the person will
recieve it.
But several other staff will also recieve it.

The staff have not set up groups in outlook express 6 and the e-mail is
just addressed to one person..

Anyone have an idea would could cause this problem ?



Does the first recipient have a mail rule set up to forward certain messages
to the others? People sometimes do this when they go on vacation, for
instance, and forget to shut off the rule when they return.

"Rick" wrote in message
...
Staff will address/send an e-mail to an individual and the person will
recieve it.
But several other staff will also recieve it.

The staff have not set up groups in outlook express 6 and the e-mail is
just addressed to one person..

Anyone have an idea would could cause this problem ?

Do any of the machines have a message rule that auto forwards mail to others
on receipt?
OEtoolsmessage rulesmail.

--
Regards Steve.
MS-MVP. OE. [DTS]

Thanks, I'll check this out

" mac" wrote in message
...

"Rick" wrote in message
...
Staff will address/send an e-mail to an individual and the person will
recieve it.
But several other staff will also recieve it.

The staff have not set up groups in outlook express 6 and the e-mail is
just addressed to one person..

Anyone have an idea would could cause this problem ?

Do any of the machines have a message rule that auto forwards mail to
others on receipt?
OEtoolsmessage rulesmail.

--
Regards Steve.
MS-MVP. OE. [DTS]

also the e-mail others are getting are not a forwarded e-amil type they are
regular e-amils

"Rick" wrote in message
...
Staff will address/send an e-mail to an individual and the person will
recieve it.
But several other staff will also recieve it.

The staff have not set up groups in outlook express 6 and the e-mail is
just addressed to one person..

Anyone have an idea would could cause this problem ?

On the original sender's PC, go to the Sent Items folder, select the
problem message, then look at the Message Source (Ctrl-F3). Look for
the TO, CC and BCC headers. Any combination of them may be present.

If the intended recipient is the only one present in those, then the
problem is not likely on the sender's end.

Also to help track this down, does the problem only occur when sending
to particular people? Does it happen when any one sends?

You may also need to look at the mail server to see if it is doing any
routing.

--

Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm


"Rick" wrote in message
...
Staff will address/send an e-mail to an individual and the person will
recieve it.
But several other staff will also recieve it.

The staff have not set up groups in outlook express 6 and the e-mail
is just addressed to one person..

Anyone have an idea would could cause this problem ?

She had more then 2000 emails in her sent folder.
I deleted all emails in her sent folder and the problem seems to have gone
away.



"Rick" wrote in message
...
Staff will address/send an e-mail to an individual and the person will
recieve it.
But several other staff will also recieve it.

The staff have not set up groups in outlook express 6 and the e-mail is
just addressed to one person..

Anyone have an idea would could cause this problem ?