Not a chance. I am having this problem also, it is caused by touch-tone bleed through when the user records their greeting. When they press 2 to finish the recording part of that dtmf is captured at the end of the recording. When the greeting is played back to a client, the VMPro hears that dtmf and think the caller pressed a digit to terminate THEIR recording, and says to the caller "no message to send (because it was too short), press *7 to access your mailbox blah blah blah"
If you use generic greetings that don't give out todays date (ie you don't record your greeting every morning) a temporary work around is to use a .wav editing program (like goldwave) and manually delete the dtmf tone at the end of each users greeting.
Peter