This is when you access OWA via a web browser? Are you using custom forms or
something? I've only seen this when using the OWA url to create an HTTP
account in Outlook... and it can't be helped, since Outlook's HTTP protocol
only supports messages and this trick is unsupported.

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Mike - 02 Mar 2005 17:41 GMT
Yes its via OWA in IE6 - no custom forms are used.
Thanks for the input though.
> This is when you access OWA via a web browser? Are you using custom forms
> or something? I've only seen this when using the OWA url to create an HTTP
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