Double name of user categorization in outlook 2010

Hi Team,
I have one Resource mailbox, Many users having access on it.
Issue is with one user, When any mails recievd in Resource mailbox. the categorize automatically set for double name in user outlook. if see inbox of Resource mailbox.
I have checked rules for affected user and also affected Resource mailbox. But still didnt find the cause of double name of the user in Categorize.
Any help, really appreciated.
Thanks/

Hi,
Could you please detail "double name of the user in Categorize"? What does it mean?
To explain this issue, you may provide a screenshot of the issue, and upload it to SkyDrive:
https://skydrive.live.com/
Once you provide the link, we can access to the screenshot.
We may have the user try starting Outlook with the switch "/cleanrules" to try again:
Press Win + R and type “outlook.exe /cleanrules” in the blank box, then press Enter.
Note: This starts Outlook and deletes client-based and server based rules. You may export the rules you need before doing this.
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