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March 31st 06, 08:36 PM
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Mail sent to myself goes to Deleted Items folder
Beginning today, when I send or copy mail to myself (to and from the same
e-mail account) the incoming mail goes directly to the Deleted Items folder, not to the Inbox. I did not create a message rule to do this. In fact, I tried tried creating a message rule to send self-addressed mail to the Inbox or a new special folder but that doesn't work. Mail from others goes to the Inbox okay. I use XP SP2 and OE6. -- Ed 
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March 31st 06, 08:41 PM
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Mail sent to myself goes to Deleted Items folder
Did you check Blocked Senders?
-- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Ed" wrote in message ... Beginning today, when I send or copy mail to myself (to and from the same e-mail account) the incoming mail goes directly to the Deleted Items folder, not to the Inbox. I did not create a message rule to do this. In fact, I tried tried creating a message rule to send self-addressed mail to the Inbox or a new special folder but that doesn't work. Mail from others goes to the Inbox okay. I use XP SP2 and OE6. -- Ed
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March 31st 06, 09:19 PM
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Mail sent to myself goes to Deleted Items folder
THANKS BRUCE! I accidentally blocked my own mail while setting message
rules, as the two commands are adjacent on the Message drop-down menu . -- Ed "Bruce Hagen" wrote: Did you check Blocked Senders? -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Ed" wrote in message ... Beginning today, when I send or copy mail to myself (to and from the same e-mail account) the incoming mail goes directly to the Deleted Items folder, not to the Inbox. I did not create a message rule to do this. In fact, I tried tried creating a message rule to send self-addressed mail to the Inbox or a new special folder but that doesn't work. Mail from others goes to the Inbox okay. I use XP SP2 and OE6. -- Ed
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March 31st 06, 09:22 PM
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Mail sent to myself goes to Deleted Items folder
You're welcome.
-- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Ed" wrote in message ... THANKS BRUCE! I accidentally blocked my own mail while setting message rules, as the two commands are adjacent on the Message drop-down menu . -- Ed "Bruce Hagen" wrote: Did you check Blocked Senders? -- Bruce Hagen MS MVP - Outlook Express ~IB-CA~ "Ed" wrote in message ... Beginning today, when I send or copy mail to myself (to and from the same e-mail account) the incoming mail goes directly to the Deleted Items folder, not to the Inbox. I did not create a message rule to do this. In fact, I tried tried creating a message rule to send self-addressed to the Inbox or a new special folder but that doesn't work. Mail from others goes to the Inbox okay. I use XP SP2 and OE6. -- Ed
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