[Vision2020] A slip of the fingers, or Whoops.

[thansen@moscow.com]

I seriously doubt that it is a virus.

Many e-mail programs allow the user to "request" a response e-mail for e-mail 
they have sent.  Outlook offers this function.  This "response" e-mail may be 
generated either when it is received by the addressee or when it is opened by 
the addressee.  In either case, once the response e-mail is generated, it is 
place in the Outbox for sending.

I hope this answers yoiur question.

Take care,

Tom Hansen

> Visionaries-
> 
> Joan's email brings up a question for all you computer experts.
> 
> I just wrote and sent an email, and after I clicked on Send, I noticed that
> my Outbox was showing two messages being sent.  It happened so quickly, that
> I didn't have a chance to actually look to see what was there.  I then
> checked my Sent Items folder, and it only shows the one email that I knew
> about.  Is this virus material?
> 
> Thanks,
> Pam Palmer
> 
> On 3/17/04 10:21 AM, "Joan Opyr" <auntiestablishment@hotmail.com> wrote:
> 
> > Dear Visionaries,
> > 
> > As occasionally happens to all of us who use email on a regular basis, I
> > think I may have just sent a private email to the list, complete with an
> > attached file.  (I can't tell for sure, as for some reason it doesn't appear
> > in my sent mail folder.)
> 
> 
> > Joan Opyr/Auntie Establishment
> > 
> 
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