This might seem counter-productive to the whole exchange philosophy, but I thought I'd ask the question anyway:
I have two users who share a single Exchange 365 account between them (admin@domain.com). The context for this is that one of the users works 2 days a week, the other 3 days. They are both receptionists/secretaries and require access to the email to field
various admin-related things.
The problem they have is that when certain emails are responded to, they sign off with their own names. Then when the other person is reading emails, they delete the ones not directed at them. Obviously this then deletes the email entirely so that when the
other user comes to work on their next day, any emails that may have directed at them are gone. Now I understand the easiest way to fix this is to have the users not delete emails until they've both coomunicated with each other. But I'm dealing with less-than-intelligent
people here.
The company doesn't wish for the two users to have their own individual email accounts at this time. Is there any way to set the account up so that emails deleted by one user are not affected in the shared mailbox for the other user? I understand this is
a really dumb way to do this and counter to the whole exchange mindset, but I thought I'd ask anyway.