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DaveyB
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 Warning message sent in French, not default setting of English
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Our organisation uses mailbox limits, that automatically sends alerts to users when there mailbox sizes reach that limit. We use "English" as default language settings, however a user today received the warning message in French! Environment is 2000 Advanced for Exchange 2000 Enterprise

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ASKED: May 10, 2005  9:44 AM
UPDATED: May 20, 2005  10:57 AM
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Is this the only time it's happened and is this the only user who has received a message?
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Yes. This is the only user that has reported the issue since migrating to Exchange 2000 two years ago

DaveyB
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Pardon me for saying this but you’re sure the settings for this user haven’t been changed, perhaps?

Cptrelentless
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No changes made I’m afraid

DaveyB
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You don’t say what OS is on the client workstation but have you checked the language settings there? In XP, in the regional settings, it is possible to configure so that warnings and system messages to come up in any language supported by the software sending the message. Japanese, Korean, German, etc.

EricHarris
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