Whenever i send an email to many recipients with the company one of our OL2007 users reports that they recieve multiple copies of the same message in their inbox. the number of copies they receive seems to be about the same as the number of recipients.
Is this an outlook issue or should i look elswhere?
First thing I would look at is rules ... client side and server side. If only one recipient is having the problem, I'd start by looking at rules set up on his\her client.
Anne O'Day MCTS: SharePoint 2007 WSS 3.0 & MOSS MCAS: Word & Excel 2007
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Assuming it's an Exchange setup (which Anne did as well ;) ) (if so, which version?), I would try to rule out the server first:
- Log off user A - Send an email to user A and user B - verify that user B has received the email twice - log on as user A from OWA
Do you see one or two instances of the email?
If you only see one instance in OWA, it's the client.
If you see two instances in OWA as well, I would indeed start by looking at the rules. If it's Exchange 2007, though, I'd start with HT rules and not Outlook rules.
Another question: is the behaviour you describe specific to the emails internal to the organisation, or do external mails get duplicated as well?