website faq.txt,1.85,1.86

"Tony Meyer" <[email protected]>
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Add a FAQ about the common Outlook display refresh problem.

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+ Messages don't move after clicking until I change folder
+ --------------------------------------------------------
+ 
+ This applies to users of the Outlook plug-in and Exchange: what you will
+ see is that if you click the "Delete As Spam" or "Recover From Spam"
+ button the message won't move until you refresh the Outlook display in some
+ manner (change folder, select another item, etc).
+ 
+ Actually, the message is moved immediately - it's the Outlook display that
+ doesn't get updated, so it just looks like the message hasn't moved.
+ 
+ We believe that this is an Outlook problem that we are triggering (but
+ we do not know of any way to work around it.  Please let us know if you
+ have more information than we do!).  If you are using Exchange 2003 you
+ can enable 'cached mode' and that typically fixes it.
+ 
+ We suspect that this applies to particular combinations of Outlook and
+ Exchange versions.  It seems to be newer versions of Outlook (earliest
+ seen so far is Outlook 2002 SP2) that are affected.
+ 
+ For the moment, it appears that this is a problem with Outlook, and that
+ the most likely solution will be in an update to Outlook from Microsoft.
+ 
+ Please don't report this as a new bug.  However, if you have any additional
+ information about this situtation, we would love to hear it.
+ 
+ 
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