server-requested client action message

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This message comes up on a clients computer with Outlook 2002 sp3 every time
it's opened. Tried a lot of different things including Outlook profile
removal, reinstalled Outlook and creating a rule and deleting it hoping it
would reset.

Thanks.
 
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MCSA-M said:
This message comes up on a clients computer with Outlook 2002 sp3
every time it's opened. Tried a lot of different things including
Outlook profile removal, reinstalled Outlook and creating a rule and
deleting it hoping it would reset.

Thanks.
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What kind of server are you connecting to?
What's the *exact* text of the error message?
 
And that message would be???

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

Post all replies to the group to keep the discussion intact. All
unsolicited mail sent to my personal account will be deleted without
reading.

After furious head scratching, MCSA-M asked:

| This message comes up on a clients computer with Outlook 2002 sp3
| every time it's opened. Tried a lot of different things including
| Outlook profile removal, reinstalled Outlook and creating a rule and
| deleting it hoping it would reset.
|
| Thanks.
 
The Form is titled "Rules in Error"
The body says: server-requested client action_
MoveCopy, Unable to create destination msg.

"Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
 
The exact text is:

Rules in Error Server-requested client action, MovCopy, Unable to
create destination msg.

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
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MCSA-M said:
Exchange 2003.
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<patiently waits for the rest of the reply, in which the OP provides the
exact text of the error message>

"Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]"
In MCSA-M <[email protected]> typed:
This message comes up on a clients computer with Outlook 2002 sp3
every time it's opened. Tried a lot of different things including
Outlook profile removal, reinstalled Outlook and creating a rule and
deleting it hoping it would reset.

Thanks.

What kind of server are you connecting to?
What's the *exact* text of the error message?
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Moved the mailbox to a different store and it fixed it. I hope this helps
somebody. Thanks anyway for trying.
 
I did a backup archiving of my inbox (the backup file was over a gig large) and after that it worked. Thanks for posting your fix, though. I suspected that it had something to do with my mail folders and your answer sort of gave me some confirmation on that. Archiving the old elements in my inbox did the trick for me.
 
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