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Are you trying to use predictive email addresses? &nbsp;In other words, are you selecting the user from the GAL or are you typing in their name in Outlook and Outlook suggests a name and then you select that name?<br />
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If the 2nd case is true, try deleting this file and rebuilding the predictive text names:<br />
C:\Users\&lt;your profile\AppData\Roaming\Mi<wbr />crosoft\Ou<wbr />tlook\Outl<wbr />ook.NK2<br />
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Might not be what you were looking for as your post is a little confusing.
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Are you trying to use predictive email addresses?  In other words, are you selecting the user from the GAL or are you typing in their name in Outlook and Outlook suggests a name and then you select that name?

If the 2nd case is true, try deleting this file and rebuilding the predictive text names:
C:\Users\<your profile\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Outlook\Outlook.NK2

Might not be what you were looking for as your post is a little confusing.

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Hello:<br />
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I am running Exchange Server 2007, and I am having a problem with a user account. &nbsp;I have 2 servers, Server 1 and Server 2. &nbsp;I deleted an entire accepted domain in system manager , and the associated users, as well as their disconnected mailboxes.<br />
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The new mailboxes on Server 2 work fine with everyone, except when I send from Server 1 the message gets returned as undeliverable. &nbsp;<br />
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Any help is greatly appreciated.<br />
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Hello:

I am running Exchange Server 2007, and I am having a problem with a user account.  I have 2 servers, Server 1 and Server 2.  I deleted an entire accepted domain in system manager , and the associated users, as well as their disconnected mailboxes.

The new mailboxes on Server 2 work fine with everyone, except when I send from Server 1 the message gets returned as undeliverable.  

Any help is greatly appreciated.




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