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Is this outlook archiving or the Exchange 2010 archiving?
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Is this outlook archiving or the Exchange 2010 archiving?

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Thank you! &nbsp; Makes perfect sense
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We are transitioning from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010. &nbsp;the first step we are doing is gradually moving mailboxes over to the new Exchange server.<br />
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I had a user run her auto archive when prompted to. &nbsp;It archived the emails as it normally does but she happened to be looking in her Recover Deleted Items folder and noticed emails that were the same as the ones that she just archived.<br />
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Is this a normal function that a copy is saved of archived items in the Recover deleted Items folder?<br />
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Her mailbox recently just did get moved to the Exchange 2010 server.<br />
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Client is Outlook 2007<br />
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Thanks
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We are transitioning from Exchange 2003 to Exchange 2010.  the first step we are doing is gradually moving mailboxes over to the new Exchange server.

I had a user run her auto archive when prompted to.  It archived the emails as it normally does but she happened to be looking in her Recover Deleted Items folder and noticed emails that were the same as the ones that she just archived.

Is this a normal function that a copy is saved of archived items in the Recover deleted Items folder?

Her mailbox recently just did get moved to the Exchange 2010 server.


Client is Outlook 2007


Thanks

When archiving email, copy also shows up in recover deleted items folder??

Exchange is the server side of a collaborative application product that is part of the Microsoft Server infrastructure. Exchange's major features include email, calendaring, contacts and tasks, support for mobile and web-based access to information, and support for data storage.

Exchange

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Email Clients

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