Determine creator of mail item in Exchange 2003 public folder

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Published on 2011-06-26T23:35:20Z Indexed on 2011/06/27 0:23 UTC
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We have several users using a shared account and when messages in that account's in box have been processed they are drag and dropped into a public folder. Is there a way to determine who dropped a mail item in an Exchange 2003 public folder, so that we can have some accountability?

I suspect this can't be done natively in Exchange, so if there is a scripted solution to this I'd be very interested.

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