Thank you for replying Mark McGinty,

Forgetting about the PST file - you have it right that I want to move the
sent items to the "proper" (SentOnBehalfOfName) account - but I want to
accomplish this as the items are being sent, and not have to hard-code the
folder name.

This is a very easy task if I wanted to hardcode the folder name, but as I
have stated in previous posts - I have already accomplished this in an
Exchange environment, but in a "PST" environment the user can change the
Account Name - making SentOnBehalfOfName useless.

Thank you for any insites,

"Mark McGinty" wrote in message
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"JHP" wrote in message
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Maybe I need supply more information?

I am trying to determine if a sent email (from address) belongs to an
existing (visible) mailbox...

Lets say I have multiple accounts (PST files as I already have Exchange
folders working) setup - I want to be able to determine which account the
email was sent from.

I don't want to have to hard-code the folder name (Select Case to match
address to folder) as a (PST) mailbox can be renamed.

I thought of using StoreID but a sent email (Parent.StoreID) takes on the
Default account's ID.

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

I'm still a little unclear as to what you're trying to do. You are
talking about an Outlook profile that is configured to sync with multiple
POP3 accounts, correct? It seems like you are inferring that each POP3
account logically maps to a separate .PST file -- that is not the case.
Mail from all POP3 accounts is delivered to a single Inbox folder in a
single .PST.

When you have multiple configured POP3 accounts you may choose which you
want to send from, when composing; by default the from address for a reply
is dictated by the account on which it was received (but it is still
user-selectable.)

If what you want to do is separate the items in Sent Items, according to
the POP3 account from which it was sent, I think you could get that by
reading the PR_SENDER_EMAIL_ADDRESS property (using extended MAPI or
Redemption) and move the item accordingly. But a separate destination
corresponding to each POP3 will not already exist, you'll have to create
them yourself (presumably as folders under Sent Items -- as a user I
personally would be disenchanted by an AddIn that created a bunch of .PST
files like that.)


-Mark




"JHP" wrote in message
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I've written a Macro that moves sent email to the proper Mailbox without
hard-coding Mailbox name; working great with Exchange Accounts, but if
this same approch is used with PST Accounts...

I don't know how (where to begin) to match the Sent mail to the correct
folder, as the folder name can be renamed and may not match the
SentOnBehalfOfName?

Thank you for any assistance,