All of our users have pop3 accounts on Outlook 2003. On one users computer
every inbound message is being copied to a separate file in the users "My
Documents" folder. The files names are created with sequntial naming like
this: s1a8.p, s1a8.q etc. They always start with "s".

If I change the extension to .doc and then open them in Word, I find each
file is a copy of a received email message.

I never seen anything like it.

Thanks

A third party tool / addin?
Or somebody been using vba?

"steveb" wrote in message
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All of our users have pop3 accounts on Outlook 2003. On one users
computer
every inbound message is being copied to a separate file in the users "My
Documents" folder. The files names are created with sequntial naming like
this: s1a8.p, s1a8.q etc. They always start with "s".

If I change the extension to .doc and then open them in Word, I find each
file is a copy of a received email message.

I never seen anything like it.

Thanks

it might be a spam or virus scanner.

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"DL" address@invalid wrote in message
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A third party tool / addin?
Or somebody been using vba?

"steveb" wrote in message
...
All of our users have pop3 accounts on Outlook 2003. On one users
computer
every inbound message is being copied to a separate file in the users "My
Documents" folder. The files names are created with sequntial naming
like
this: s1a8.p, s1a8.q etc. They always start with "s".

If I change the extension to .doc and then open them in Word, I find each
file is a copy of a received email message.

I never seen anything like it.

Thanks