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This would normally happen if the group was a Mail Enabled Security Group rather than a Distribution Group.
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This would normally happen if the group was a Mail Enabled Security Group rather than a Distribution Group.

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I created a mail enabled security group to test, and the sender was still included. Any other thoughts?
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I created a mail enabled security group to test, and the sender was still included. Any other thoughts?

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Did you read my comment ? it has nothing to do with the type of the group it is by design and you can't do anything about it<br />

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Did you read my comment ? it has nothing to do with the type of the group it is by design and you can't do anything about it


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It wasn't really a solution. I was hoping for an actual solution, not just to be told it can't be done.
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It wasn't really a solution. I was hoping for an actual solution, not just to be told it can't be done.

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Whenever an email is sent to the a distribution list that the sender is a part of, the sender is also receives a copy of the email. Is there any way to prevent this from happening?
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Whenever an email is sent to the a distribution list that the sender is a part of, the sender is also receives a copy of the email. Is there any way to prevent this from happening?

Can you exclude the sender in a distribution list?

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