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How to stop recall messate. Urgernt

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Lesa H. - 24 Feb 2006 17:11 GMT
I have a customer that tried to recall a message from Outlook. After
the recall message was sent, the customer started getting hundreds of recall
failure notices. The failure notice is exactly the same every time and just
says that the recall failed. Anyone with any ideas on how to make this stop
would be my hero!

Thanks in advance,

LH
Lesa H. - 24 Feb 2006 18:01 GMT
I forgot to mention, he's on Outlook 2002 and he's using POP3 with a .pst
file.

Thanks
>I have a customer that tried to recall a message from Outlook. After
> the recall message was sent, the customer started getting hundreds of
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> LH
rlasseigne22@gmail.com - 24 Feb 2006 19:30 GMT
Is the item that was recalled still in the users sent items?
Lesa H. - 24 Feb 2006 20:25 GMT
No, he deleted the message and the recall and then emptied his deleted items
folder.

> Is the item that was recalled still in the users sent items?
Shunkskill - 03 Mar 2006 08:52 GMT
Hi there! I've got the same prob in Outlook 2000.
Anyone a idea?
Greetings Shunkskill

> No, he deleted the message and the recall and then emptied his deleted items
> folder.
>
> > Is the item that was recalled still in the users sent items?
 
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