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Distribution list sort order changes slightly
I have a user who created a distribution list alpha-sorted ascending by the
Contacts' last names. When a recipient opens an email sent with this list, it still shows as sorted correctly EXCEPT for the last name (starts with "Z") which now oddly enough is in first position in the recipient list. We are in an Exchange Server environment. Is this something that is anomalous? correctable? |
Distribution list sort order changes slightly
KathyT wrote:
I have a user who created a distribution list alpha-sorted ascending by the Contacts' last names. When a recipient opens an email sent with this list, it still shows as sorted correctly EXCEPT for the last name (starts with "Z") which now oddly enough is in first position in the recipient list. We are in an Exchange Server environment. Is this something that is anomalous? correctable? What's to correct? What earthly difference can it make in delivery which name shows first? -- Brian Tillman |
Distribution list sort order changes slightly
I agree, it shouldn't make a difference...BUT, my workplace deals with
politicians. "Brian Tillman" wrote: KathyT wrote: I have a user who created a distribution list alpha-sorted ascending by the Contacts' last names. When a recipient opens an email sent with this list, it still shows as sorted correctly EXCEPT for the last name (starts with "Z") which now oddly enough is in first position in the recipient list. We are in an Exchange Server environment. Is this something that is anomalous? correctable? What's to correct? What earthly difference can it make in delivery which name shows first? -- Brian Tillman |
Distribution list sort order changes slightly
KathyT wrote:
I agree, it shouldn't make a difference...BUT, my workplace deals with politicians. As Mick Jagger says, "You can't always get what you want." -- Brian Tillman |
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