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SYMPTOMSWhen you use Outlook offline and address a piece of mail to a recipient, Outlook may send the message to the wrong recipient. CAUSE
When a name in a message is resolved against the global address list in an Offline Address Book (OAB), that name coincides with an entry ID in the Online global address list. If the message with the resolved name in it is not sent and a modified OAB has been downloaded, the entry ID can point to a different address book entry.
RESOLUTIONSend the message before downloading a new OAB from the server or re-resolve the names on the To, and Cc lines after downloading the updated OAB. MORE INFORMATIONIf a new user is added to the global address list, and the new user appears before the intended recipient alphabetically in the global address list, the intended recipient will change if a new OAB is downloaded while the message is waiting the in the Outbox to be sent. Additional query words:
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