Holy crap, that can?t be good. I believe that GroupWise *can* send things as redirection (to make them appear as though they have come from her boss, etc), but I?ve not played around with the client or server enough to know terribly much about that. I do know that it should NOT be happening? GroupWise?s forwarded e-mails look much the same as Outlook?s ? they all come from the most recent sender, not the first originator. As for delegation? GroupWise uses ?proxying? instead of delegation? I?m actually more familiar with GroupWise than Outlook in that specific respect. There should be a little icon in the lower left hand corner of her GroupWise client? if she clicks on it, she will either be able to chose from a list of people that she is allowed to proxy as (if she has already done that before), or she will be able to type in the mailbox (userID) of the person that she wants to access. If you have clicked on someone else?s name, and are looking at their mail, any mail that you compose will be sent as THEM instead of as yourself. It is very possible that this is happening. Oh, and GroupWise *DOES* have a ?Sent Items? folder ? though it may not necessarily be by that name; it is by default, but that can be changed easily. It should be listed on the left side of the client, with her folders? if she doesn?t see folders, like Trash, Sent Items, Inbox, Calendar, etc., she needs to turn on folder view, though the ?View? menu (as best I can recall). I?m a dedicated MS guy? if MS makes a product, I generally use it. We use both NetWare (with ZenWorks) and Active Directory in our district? we netadmins believe that neither product is alone superior to the other? so we combine them. We do, however, use only GroupWise for mail services? Exchange, when attempted, was nothing but headaches. Quite a few of our associate companies and districts are moving to GroupWise. Drew ________________________________________ From: windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:windows2000-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of M. Mahnkey Sent: Thursday, June 10, 2004 7:23 PM To: windows2000@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [windows2000] OT Groupwise Perhaps one of you kind alpha admins can give ol' Mark a hand. I have a friend who recently started working at UW Physicians, and they use GroupWise.--WTF, they are a gub'mint agency, eh? I do not know this product, but when she forwards me important emails (read jokes), it shows it is from the person who originally sent the joke to her, rather than from her. In other words, she could forward a message from her boss, replace the text with some flame, and send it to her bosses boss, looking like it came from someone else. I told her to look in her "sent items", to get a clue, but I guess GroupWise does not have that folder?????? She says she does not have it. Like I said, I know nothing of GroupWise. And she is clueless. But, it is probably not a good idea to risk having email she sends look like it comes from her boss, instead of her. Is there a simple answer to why this happens? I asked about delegates, and if she has both accounts set up on her machine, but since I am an Outlook guy, I don't know where to look for that. Help, please, and gracias in advance. Mark ******************************************************** This Weeks Sponsor StressedPuppy.com Games Feeling stressed out? Check out our games to relieve your stress. http://www.StressedPuppy.com ******************************************************** To Unsubscribe, set digest or vacation mode or view archives use the below link. http://thethin.net/win2000list.cfm