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The following happens sporadically. I send an e-mail message to a
known good e-mail address. Outlook does not report any problem with the send, nor does my ISP report any problem with the send. However, the item I supposedly sent does not appear in the sent folder. Help?! Chuck Humphrey |
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Chuck Humphrey, you wrote on Wed, 29 Mar 2006 10:10:55 -0700:
The following happens sporadically. I send an e-mail message to a known good e-mail address. Outlook does not report any problem with the send, nor does my ISP report any problem with the send. However, the item I supposedly sent does not appear in the sent folder. Is the sent mail stored in an other folder than the sent items folder? If so, see if the option "Save reply with original message" is enabled. Tools | Options | E-Mail-Options | Advanced E-Mail-Options That option means that a reply to a mail will be stored in the same folder like the original mail - if the original isn't stored in the inbox folder. -- Best Regards Christian Goeller |
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 19:43:47 +0200, Christian Goeller
Tools | Options | E-Mail-Options | Advanced E-Mail-Options I am glad to know about the store options that are available. However, that is not the problem apparently. The message I sent was a new e-mail, and it was received by the person I sent it to, because he replied to my message shortly after I sent it. I just can't figure out why substantially all the messages I send are stored in the "sent" folder, except for the occasional problem. Chuck Humphrey |
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Chuck Humphrey wrote:
I am glad to know about the store options that are available. However, that is not the problem apparently. The message I sent was a new e-mail, and it was received by the person I sent it to, because he replied to my message shortly after I sent it. I just can't figure out why substantially all the messages I send are stored in the "sent" folder, except for the occasional problem. What version of Outlook? -- Brian Tillman |
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On Wed, 29 Mar 2006 15:58:24 -0500, "Brian Tillman"
wrote: What version of Outlook? 2003 Chuck Humphrey |
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Chuck Humphrey wrote:
2003 And what store settings have you established, per Herr Goeller's message? What version of PST are you using? (Right-click the root, choose Properties, then click Advanced. Examine the "Format" box and make sure there's no mention of "97-2002" there; i.e., it says exactly "Personal Folders File". What I'm getting at is that the older version of PST could behave the way you're seeing if the Sent Items folder got too full. -- Brian Tillman |
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