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Why do I see two emails being sent instead of one?
If I have a single email in my outbox, then hit send/receive, I always see
"sending 2 of 2 emails" in the bottom right corner. My sent box shows only 1 has been sent. I'm just puzzled about why it shows 2 being sent when there is only one. Thanks for any explanations or suggestions! |
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Why do I see two emails being sent instead of one?
I would suspect you have a stuck read receipt:
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/d...eadreceipt.htm "mb" wrote in message ... If I have a single email in my outbox, then hit send/receive, I always see "sending 2 of 2 emails" in the bottom right corner. My sent box shows only 1 has been sent. I'm just puzzled about why it shows 2 being sent when there is only one. Thanks for any explanations or suggestions! |
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Why do I see two emails being sent instead of one?
"mb" wrote in message
... If I have a single email in my outbox, then hit send/receive, I always see "sending 2 of 2 emails" in the bottom right corner. My sent box shows only 1 has been sent. I'm just puzzled about why it shows 2 being sent when there is only one. Are you using Outlook 2007 and have two accounts defined? If so, Outlook 2007 may miscalculate the number of messages to be send. It's cosmetic. It doesn't actually send multiple messages. -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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