Re: DL Problem

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No, but I am funny that way. I think the mail should go to the parties to
whom it is addressed. I am usually surprised that things work somewhat
differently than what I anticipate, but if you can believe the special I
watched (part of) on public TV yesterday, that is part of increasing our
brain's "plasticity", whatever that is. <g>

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"Daniel Jewel" <cyberdudeiq@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Larry,

If I add the DL itself to the recipeients, then it sends it to the DL
Folder as well. Or if I create a rule where I use the From: (DL E-mail) I
believe it will also placed there accordingly. BUT, I imagine it should go
there automatically since I'm using the From: DL E-mail ... Wouldn't you
think so?

Dan

"Larry Struckmeyer [SBS MVP]" <lstruckmeyer@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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When sending mail as a member of the DL, where does the mail go? I am
guessing it goes to the person it is sent to, and to the sent mail folder
for the person sending it.

What happens if the DL is included as a target recipient of the mail,
that is,

jsmith; distribution list

are included as targets for the mail?

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"Daniel Jewel" <cyberdudeiq@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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No,

I'm saying that if user 1 (member of the DL) sends an e-mail using From:
DL E-mail to an outside or inside contact, this e-mail is not placed on
the DL Folder. Mails received for this DL is correctly placed on the DL
Folder.

Dan

"Ace Fekay [Microsoft Certified Trainer]"
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"Daniel Jewel" <cyberdudeiq@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I'm talking about the standard folder created by exchange when I used
the wizard. Yes DL (Distribution List), yes there are 5 members that
belong to this group. Yes there is an e-mail associated with this DL.
Yes it show up in the GAL.


Ok, maybe I'm at a loss understanding what you are saying with the
following original statement:

"Messages sent as dl member do not go (copy) to DL Folder on Exchange."

Do you mean that when an email is sent to the DL by someone else in the
company, are not being received by the users that belong to the DL
group?

Ace









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