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Archived mails are automatically marked as unread in outlook while using enterprise vault &nbsp;. This happens normally with some of the users where the archived mails automatically turn to an unread state<br />
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Any help would be appreciated<br />
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MS Exchange 2003<br />
Vault Server :- EV 6.0
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Archived mails are automatically marked as unread in outlook while using enterprise vault  . This happens normally with some of the users where the archived mails automatically turn to an unread state
 
Any help would be appreciated
 
MS Exchange 2003
Vault Server :- EV 6.0

Enterprise Vault

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