meeting request reply from forwarded blackberry

[dale covington]

Outlook 2007,2003 -- Exchange 2003

several of our users have mail forwarded by exchange to their blackberry's.
a user requested a meeting with 6 other exchange users.
one user responded from her blackberry.
the "From" of the response was the blackberry internet mail address of one
of the other attendees.
the internet headers of the response indicated the actual sender.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

That would be a blackberry problem, not Outlook.

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[dale covington]

I disagree.
The internet headers of the responding email make no reference to the
erroneous "From:"
Exchange message tracking shows the correct address.

dale covington

That would be a blackberry problem, not Outlook.

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Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Outlook 2007,2003 -- Exchange 2003

several of our users have mail forwarded by exchange to their
blackberry's.
a user requested a meeting with 6 other exchange users.
one user responded from her blackberry.
the "From" of the response was the blackberry internet mail address of one
of the other attendees.
the internet headers of the response indicated the actual sender.

 

[Diane Poremsky [MVP]]

Outlook gets the From address from the message. Use OutlookSpy or MDBVue and
see if the erroneous address is listed in one of the mapi From fields.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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I disagree.
The internet headers of the responding email make no reference to the
erroneous "From:"
Exchange message tracking shows the correct address.

dale covington

That would be a blackberry problem, not Outlook.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]



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Outlook 2007,2003 -- Exchange 2003

several of our users have mail forwarded by exchange to their
blackberry's.
a user requested a meeting with 6 other exchange users.
one user responded from her blackberry.
the "From" of the response was the blackberry internet mail address of
one
of the other attendees.
the internet headers of the response indicated the actual sender.