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August 24th 09, 03:30 PM
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move old user mail to new user
We use exchange 2003 & Outlook 2007. A girl quit, and now we need to get her
mail to the new users inbox. I would rather not copy. But just send Lori's mail to Susan's inbox. Can anyone help me with this problem? 
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August 24th 09, 04:34 PM
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move old user mail to new user
Why not just move Lori's mail into a PST and then move the entire data file
to Susan's PC? Then simply use File Open to open the PST, or add it as a personal folder. "Anthony" wrote in message ... We use exchange 2003 & Outlook 2007. A girl quit, and now we need to get her mail to the new users inbox. I would rather not copy. But just send Lori's mail to Susan's inbox. Can anyone help me with this problem?
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August 24th 09, 04:45 PM
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move old user mail to new user
Lori is still getting mail in her mailbox from the exchange server. And she
is gone. I need to redirect that mail to Susan's mailbox. (lori's replacement) And I don't want to create a rule. That will duplcate mail in a box that will never get read. "K. Orland" wrote: Why not just move Lori's mail into a PST and then move the entire data file to Susan's PC? Then simply use File Open to open the PST, or add it as a personal folder. "Anthony" wrote in message ... We use exchange 2003 & Outlook 2007. A girl quit, and now we need to get her mail to the new users inbox. I would rather not copy. But just send Lori's mail to Susan's inbox. Can anyone help me with this problem?
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August 24th 09, 04:47 PM
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move old user mail to new user
Lori is still getting mail in her mailbox from the exchange server. And she
is gone. I need to redirect that mail to Susan's mailbox. (lori's replacement) And I don't want to create a rule. That will duplcate mail in a box that will never get read. "K. Orland" wrote: Why not just move Lori's mail into a PST and then move the entire data file to Susan's PC? Then simply use File Open to open the PST, or add it as a personal folder. "Anthony" wrote in message ... We use exchange 2003 & Outlook 2007. A girl quit, and now we need to get her mail to the new users inbox. I would rather not copy. But just send Lori's mail to Susan's inbox. Can anyone help me with this problem?
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August 24th 09, 04:51 PM
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move old user mail to new user
"Anthony" wrote in message ... Lori is still getting mail in her mailbox from the exchange server. And she is gone. I need to redirect that mail to Susan's mailbox. (lori's replacement) And I don't want to create a rule. That will duplcate mail in a box that will never get read. Then use a Re-direct on the exchange server....
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August 24th 09, 05:58 PM
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move old user mail to new user
or just add Lori's smtp address to Susan's mailbox for a time...
-- Susan Conkey [MVP] "Gordon" wrote in message ... "Anthony" wrote in message ... Lori is still getting mail in her mailbox from the exchange server. And she is gone. I need to redirect that mail to Susan's mailbox. (lori's replacement) And I don't want to create a rule. That will duplcate mail in a box that will never get read. Then use a Re-direct on the exchange server....
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August 24th 09, 06:05 PM
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move old user mail to new user
Move Lori's current mail to a PST. Move to Susan's PC. Then simply redirect
Lori's current incoming mail to Susan in Exchange. "Anthony" wrote in message ... Lori is still getting mail in her mailbox from the exchange server. And she is gone. I need to redirect that mail to Susan's mailbox. (lori's replacement) And I don't want to create a rule. That will duplcate mail in a box that will never get read. "K. Orland" wrote: Why not just move Lori's mail into a PST and then move the entire data file to Susan's PC? Then simply use File Open to open the PST, or add it as a personal folder. "Anthony" wrote in message ... We use exchange 2003 & Outlook 2007. A girl quit, and now we need to get her mail to the new users inbox. I would rather not copy. But just send Lori's mail to Susan's inbox. Can anyone help me with this problem?
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