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I had a user cause this for a while. &nbsp;Accidentally (or not realizing) that they were double-clicking the &quot;send&quot; button on Outlook when sending an email.
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I had a user cause this for a while.  Accidentally (or not realizing) that they were double-clicking the "send" button on Outlook when sending an email.

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After checking the logs it was determined that the user had sent the messages and they had a rule in place which they built (incorrectly). &nbsp;the problem was resolved after removing the rule.
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After checking the logs it was determined that the user had sent the messages and they had a rule in place which they built (incorrectly).  the problem was resolved after removing the rule.

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We have an employee that has customers tell her that they receive multiple emails from her when in fact she only sent one. In happens once every other week, the customers and their associated emails addresses change (google, yahoo, etc.) The emails vary in content, luckily none x-rated. All of the emails appear to be sent from our exchange 2010 server. How can we prevent/resolve this? Thanks
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We have an employee that has customers tell her that they receive multiple emails from her when in fact she only sent one. In happens once every other week, the customers and their associated emails addresses change (google, yahoo, etc.) The emails vary in content, luckily none x-rated. All of the emails appear to be sent from our exchange 2010 server. How can we prevent/resolve this? Thanks

Multiple Emails Sent

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