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[Jon]

I hope I'm in one of the correct Groups for this question but I don't
see one to post OWA questions in. So, Please shoot me an answer or let me
know the best place to post this question.

I have a user that will send emails to people from OWA. When anyone tries
Replying to them or trying to print them or what have you we are getting a
login request asking us to log into OWA. Well, the recipient of the email
doesn't have an account in our system to begin with and I am only hearing of
this behavior when only one of my users send emails.

Can someone tellme what the deal is with this one? I have never seen it
before.

Thanks,
Jon

 

[F.H. Muffman]

I hope I'm in one of the correct Groups for this question but I

don't see one to post OWA questions in. So, Please shoot me an
answer or let me know the best place to post this question.

microsoft.public.exchange.clients

Be sure to include what version of Exchange, including Service Pack.

I have a user that will send emails to people from OWA. When anyone
tries Replying to them or trying to print them or what have you we are
getting a login request asking us to log into OWA. Well, the
recipient of the email doesn't have an account in our system to begin
with and I am only hearing of this behavior when only one of my users
send emails.

Can someone tellme what the deal is with this one? I have never
seen it before.

Sounds like there's something embedded in the message, like a graphic or
something, that is being hosted on the OWA server for some reason and the
process of replying or printing will try to load that image.