This would not work for a reply or forward, but open a new message window
and put your own address in the BCC field. File | Save As and save it as an
eml file to your Desktop. You can drag the icon onto the Quick Launch
Taskbar. When you want to send a new message, click on this icon to open a
new message window instead of Create mail and your own address is already
there.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Larry" wrote in message
...
Sorry, I wasn't clear enough. Let's say you're at your laptop. You are
sending an e-mail to someone, but you also want to get a copy of that sent
message going to your desktop. This would be the equivalent of putting
your
own e-mail address in the CC folder or BCC folder of every e-mail you
send.
The e-mail goes to your mailbox at your ISP. Then when you go to your
desktop and receive your e-mail, you get a copy of the e-mail sent from
your
laptop.


"Larry" wrote in message
...
Is this possible in OE? It would be for a person who has two computers,
and
wants copies of all e-mails sent from one computer to be delivered to the
other computer as well. She was able to do this with an Apple computer
but
can't find the way to do it with OE.

And what about in the new Windows Mail that comes with Vista?

By the way, why did Microsoft change the name from the familiar Outlook
Express to Windows Mail?