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February 11th 07, 08:53 PM
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HOW TO INSERT SENDER FIELD
DEAR ALL
I wrote in VB for mso 2003 wherein by checking on the senders name it transfers sent mails to the respective out folder. But in MSO 2000, i do not see the sender name field. In view option i see only Bcc . Can anyone pls tell me how to locate senders field or say 'FROM' field . or Pls advice how to code in VB for the sent messages to be transferred to the required folder? 
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