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As a test what if you delete the message from OWA first does it then remove it from Outlook? &nbsp;<br />
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Are you sure outlook is syncing properly? &nbsp;<br />
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Turn of cached exchange mode temporarily and delete a message and check in OWA.
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As a test what if you delete the message from OWA first does it then remove it from Outlook?  

Are you sure outlook is syncing properly?  

Turn of cached exchange mode temporarily and delete a message and check in OWA.

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It is because it worked fine and was only affecting one user.
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It is because it worked fine and was only affecting one user.

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Hi,<br />
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I have an issue where I'm unable to delete or move emails when in OWA (Exchange 2007).<br />
I'm able to delete the emails when I'm in Outlook 2007 and in cached mode but when I login to OWA the emails are still there.<br />
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Can someone please help me resolve?<br />
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Many Thanks
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Hi,

I have an issue where I'm unable to delete or move emails when in OWA (Exchange 2007).
I'm able to delete the emails when I'm in Outlook 2007 and in cached mode but when I login to OWA the emails are still there.

Can someone please help me resolve?

Many Thanks

Cannot delete or move mail using OWA 2007

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