I am seeing this problem with Outlook 2007. My group supports nearly 1000 PC in a Windows domain, below are the facts. In the last week the problem below has cropped up on nearly 15 client machines.
Windows XP or Vista
Office 2007
The problem as seen:
The From & Subject are crossing with the text body of other emails. So basically a message from John Doe will appear to be sent by John Doe2 in Outlook.
Clients are IMAP.
When we logged into the IMAP WEB mail server, the mail looked fine.
We are running the scanpst tool and may even create new PST's and move the mail.
I am a little concerned because this is appearing on a large number of machines all at the same time, did a a recent patch break the client?
Ed
Roady [MVP] wrote:
Scanned your pst-file for errors already?
27-Oct-09
Scanned your pst-file for errors already
See
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/7
Without any configuration details to work with, it is hard to be anymor
specific. Also your last question is no a question towards us but toward
yourself. We cannot possibly answer that question; it is up to you to fin
out if the sender indeed sent that message or if you received some "ghost
message. Knowing that, would be crucial to the troubleshooting process
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Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 200
http://www.howto-outlook.com
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new messages crossing with old messages
Ocassionally I will have new messages come in with an old subject line an
date and it seems as if the body of the new message gets crossed with som
old message header information (including prior date, to/from contacts
subject line). I will shut down Outlook and reboot and then the issue goe
away for a while. I have scanned the machine for a virus and none was found
Has anyone every experienced this or heard of something like this? It seem
the issue is happening locally in my Outlook. I have asked others who ar
copied on the email and they are not receiving anything??
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t cosentino
Scanned your pst-file for errors already?
Scanned your pst-file for errors already
See
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/7
Without any configuration details to work with, it is hard to be anymor
specific. Also your last question is no a question towards us but toward
yourself. We cannot possibly answer that question; it is up to you to fin
out if the sender indeed sent that message or if you received some "ghost
message. Knowing that, would be crucial to the troubleshooting process
-
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 200
http://www.howto-outlook.com
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and mor
http://www.msoutlook.info
Real World Questions, Real World Answer
