question about outlook and email security

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  1. ryo
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    yah you can send with the sensitivity as normal,personal,private or confidential.
    yes you have to get the digital ID from providers.
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  3. ryo
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    Digital ID - Providers - Microsoft Office
    this one will help you on the digital ID
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  4. metalmania31
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    Also does anybody use Yahoomail Plus and do you think it's worth the $20 a year vs Gmail which is free for those same services that you pay for in Yahoo mail plus?
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  6. richc46
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    The extra service with yahoo plus is bascially pop3, not worth it in my opinion.
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  7. metalmania31
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    richc46 said:
    The extra service with yahoo plus is bascially pop3, not worth it in my opinion.
    Kinda what I figured.

    I just noticed this I'm using outlook 2003 linked to my gmail account and I received an email from my employer and for some reason I'm receiving a duplicate of the email. Any idea why it's doing that?
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  8. richc46
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    If this is the first time, the employer may have sent twice in error.
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  10. metalmania31
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    This happened with two separate communications within a few minutes of each other.
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  11. richc46
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    From the same source?
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  12. metalmania31
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    I assume so. I asked her a question, she replied and that email had duplicated and I replied to that email and she replied to my response and again her reply duplicated.
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  13. richc46
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    Never happened to you before, I have to assume the error is on their part. Sending duplicates. If it happens again, from another source, we will try to fix.
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