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Thanks!! That worked perfectly. &nbsp;
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I disabled a mail account this morning and got word that the account still needed to be active so a user can check the email. &nbsp;I looked in the disconnected mailboxes and the account does not appear. &nbsp;Is there a way to force the mailbox to appear or is there a certain amount of time before it shows. &nbsp;I have the deleted items and mailboxes set to the default so that is not the issue.<br />
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Thanks in advance
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I disabled a mail account this morning and got word that the account still needed to be active so a user can check the email.  I looked in the disconnected mailboxes and the account does not appear.  Is there a way to force the mailbox to appear or is there a certain amount of time before it shows.  I have the deleted items and mailboxes set to the default so that is not the issue.

Thanks in advance

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