> I have several users in our organization who receive some messages
> multiple times. These messages are downloaded repeatedly when the
> users complete a send/receive, and after several times, it stops. It
> is not specific to specific senders, either internal or external. When it
> happens, usually they
> will not receive more than 7 or 8 of the same exact message.
Check the ISP/mail host's webmail site or www.mail2web.com to make sure a)
you don't see the dupes in there and b) there isn't anything looking
strange, such as a very large message, etc.
> Users are using Outlook 2002 with SP 3 and latest updates applied. The
> email is downloaded from a POP3 server. Clients are NOT
> configured to leave a copy of messages on the server.
>
> Any hints or leads GREATLY appreciated. Thanks in advance.
You're mentioning "internal" and "external" - do you have an internal mail
server, such as Exchange?
Aaron-McLeod - 06 Dec 2005 16:21 GMT
No, we are not using Exchange in house. Internal meaning within our
organization, external meaning from outside the organization.
I've use telnet to connect to the user's mailbox, and it shows 0 messages,
and 0 hidden messages.
Nothing suspicous about the duplicates, they appear to be very regular.
>> I have several users in our organization who receive some messages
>> multiple times. These messages are downloaded repeatedly when the
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> You're mentioning "internal" and "external" - do you have an internal mail
> server, such as Exchange?
> I have several users in our organization who receive some messages
> multiple times.
Do these users have an antivirus scanner integrated with Outlook that is
scanning incoming mail? That can lead to this issue.

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Aaron-McLeod - 06 Dec 2005 16:23 GMT
We are using Symantec Corporate v10. It does apply an add-in to Outlook.
>> I have several users in our organization who receive some messages
>> multiple times.
>
> Do these users have an antivirus scanner integrated with Outlook that is
> scanning incoming mail? That can lead to this issue.
Brian Tillman - 07 Dec 2005 17:03 GMT
> We are using Symantec Corporate v10. It does apply an add-in to
> Outlook.
See if that add-in is enabled and, if so, disable it. Symantec products, in
[articular, are well-known for screwing with Outlook.

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