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The exchange server is 2003.
Delay email in Outlook 2002 works fine. Once upgraded to Outlook 2007, delay email stays in the folder, not go. In both Outlook 2002 and 2007 versions, i placed the email in the exchange server mailbox, not pst file in client machine. Any solution? thanks a lot. tony |
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If you're running in Cached mode this is normal - at least I assume the
behaviour hasn't changed since Outlook 2003. See http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918824 - the problem isn't the same but there's an explanation in that article. If you want it to work the same as OL2002, try it in Online mode. -- TechieBird http://bwain-dump.blogspot.com "Tony" wrote: The exchange server is 2003. Delay email in Outlook 2002 works fine. Once upgraded to Outlook 2007, delay email stays in the folder, not go. In both Outlook 2002 and 2007 versions, i placed the email in the exchange server mailbox, not pst file in client machine. Any solution? thanks a lot. tony |
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