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From: JohnKF on 5 Mar 2010 11:49
When I delete, move or send a message using Outlook 2007 I find that if I
then log off Windows 7 when I log back on later the message is undeleted,
back in it's original location, sent again depending on what happened just
before I logged off.

Messages I've read just before logging off are also marked as unread when I
log back on.

If I log off Windows quite a while after using Outlook the problem does not
occur. It's as though Outlook has not written the new changed state/data to
the PST file.

Can anyone help with a solution to this please?
From: Orland, Kathleen on 5 Mar 2010 13:27
When you close Outlook, check to see if Outlook.exe is still running in
processes. It takes a few minutes for the PST to be written to and closed.
If it takes longer and Outlook is not actually closing, read here:

http://www.howto-outlook.com/faq/outlookdoesntclose.htm


"JohnKF" <JohnKF(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When I delete, move or send a message using Outlook 2007 I find that if I
> then log off Windows 7 when I log back on later the message is undeleted,
> back in it's original location, sent again depending on what happened just
> before I logged off.
>
> Messages I've read just before logging off are also marked as unread when
I
> log back on.
>
> If I log off Windows quite a while after using Outlook the problem does
not
> occur. It's as though Outlook has not written the new changed state/data
to
> the PST file.
>
> Can anyone help with a solution to this please?


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