Reply to all Adds my Address
 

Hey rumptis,

I understand what you're asking. we were upgraded to office 2007 and it
includes my address when i use reply all too. in other office versions that
i've used it never did that. i've been trying to figure out a way out of it
too including trying the rules and alerts feature but to no avail.

"rumptis" wrote:

Thank you Brian.

Does anyone have any ideas for me. I'm just about to the point to call
Microsoft.

thanks again

Jason

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

rumptis wrote:

We have Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2003. When we do a reply to all it
adds the persons address to the list to send to.

I'm using Exchange and Outlook 2003 as well. Just this morning I received a
message addressed to me and one other person with several other people Cc'd.
I clicked Reply to All and the message reply was adressed to the sender and
the other person in the original To and was Cc'd to those originally Cc'd.
My address was nowhere in any recipient list.

Thus, I can only conclude that something is preventing Outlook from
recognizing the address your sender used as being your own.
--
Brian Tillman

Reply to all Adds my Address
 

Reply to all will add your address if its not the one used by the acct.
See http://www.slipstick.com/problems/replytoall.asp

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"rgawill" wrote in message
...
Hey rumptis,

I understand what you're asking. we were upgraded to office 2007 and it
includes my address when i use reply all too. in other office versions
that
i've used it never did that. i've been trying to figure out a way out of
it
too including trying the rules and alerts feature but to no avail.

"rumptis" wrote:

Thank you Brian.

Does anyone have any ideas for me. I'm just about to the point to call
Microsoft.

thanks again

Jason

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

rumptis wrote:

We have Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2003. When we do a reply to all it
adds the persons address to the list to send to.

I'm using Exchange and Outlook 2003 as well. Just this morning I
received a
message addressed to me and one other person with several other people
Cc'd.
I clicked Reply to All and the message reply was adressed to the sender
and
the other person in the original To and was Cc'd to those originally
Cc'd.
My address was nowhere in any recipient list.

Thus, I can only conclude that something is preventing Outlook from
recognizing the address your sender used as being your own.
--
Brian Tillman