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Old April 5th 06, 07:01 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
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Default fail to deliver a group mail --- "503 BAD SEQUENCE OF COMMANDS"

I created a contact folder "F" with 300 contact info, including myself and X.
I send the mail to myself , cc to X, and bcc to "F". It was sent out
succefully, however I received a system undeliverable message of "503 BAD
SEQUENCE OF COMMANDS" under each mail address of the recepient, including me
and X.

What is the problem?
 




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