So I am noticing this from a few users. When they go into Outlook 2007, and create a new message, they start to type the name and up comes their auto complete list. This is stored in the N2K file located under their user profile Outlook folder.
The problem is, some of the addresses are showing single quotations around them like this 'testuser@test.com' and when you click that user it adds that to the To: box, which in turn when sent out, is undeliverable.
So I started doing some research and this seems to be a pretty wide spread issue, yet with no fix, and I don't see any place that 100% says what is adding the single quotations. It could be the remote SMTP server, the local SMTP server, or the outlook client. And even if it is added, you'd think the Exchange SMTP server would know to remove the single quotation marks and process. The fix for now seems to be, manually type the address in and ignore the auto complete, or delete the N2K file and just type it in manually.
Anyone else seen this, and any thoughts on where the problem might be?
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So I am noticing this from a few users. When they go into Outlook 2007, and create a new message, they start to type the name and up comes their auto complete list. This is stored in the N2K file located under their user profile Outlook folder.
The problem is, some of the addresses are showing single quotations around them like this 'testuser@test.com' and when you click that user it adds that to the To: box, which in turn when sent out, is undeliverable.
So I started doing some research and this seems to be a pretty wide spread issue, yet with no fix, and I don't see any place that 100% says what is adding the single quotations. It could be the remote SMTP server, the local SMTP server, or the outlook client. And even if it is added, you'd think the Exchange SMTP server would know to remove the single quotation marks and process. The fix for now seems to be, manually type the address in and ignore the auto complete, or delete the N2K file and just type it in manually.
Anyone else seen this, and any thoughts on where the problem might be?
Thanks.
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