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I want to manage follow ups to my out going emails by having a bcc returned
to me, flagging it and storing it in an appropriate folder. Is there an easy way - such as having outlook pre-populate the BCC field with my own address, or do I have to remember to do that manually (I am forgetful!) |
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Daryl wrote:
I want to manage follow ups to my out going emails by having a bcc returned to me, flagging it and storing it in an appropriate folder. Is there an easy way - such as having outlook pre-populate the BCC field with my own address, or do I have to remember to do that manually (I am forgetful!) Why aren't you using the Sent Items folder? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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Daryl,
The simplest method to achieve what you want, is to create a Outlook message template with your address in the BCC: Line. I would create a folder in My Document for this Template, or save the file to a User created template folder . Then you can create a shortcut of this file and paste it to your Desktop for easy access. But this will only work for NEW messages, not replies or forwards. For Replies, you will need to choose to Reply to All. For messages that you want to Forward, you will need to manually add your address to the BCC: Line. 1. In Outlook2003 this would be accomplished by Start New Message Add your email address to BCC: Line Select FILE Save As Select/Browse to the folder that you created in My Documents or User created Template folder Name the file & Choose to save it as an Outlook template (*.oft). 2. Open the folder that you saved *.oft file to Right click the file Select Send Shortcut to Desktop. So when you need to create a new message click the shortcut. If Outlook is not running when you create this message you will need open Outlook, so the Send/Receive process can run. If you are migrating from Outlook Express, you can create a message rule in OUTLOOK that can be applied to outgoing messages, so that can be automatically placed in an user created mail folder, that is not available in OE. -- Add MS to your News Reader: news://msnews.microsoft.com Rich/rerat (RRR News) message rule Previous Text Snipped to Save Bandwidth When Appropriate "Brian Tillman" wrote in message ... Daryl wrote: I want to manage follow ups to my out going emails by having a bcc returned to me, flagging it and storing it in an appropriate folder. Is there an easy way - such as having outlook pre-populate the BCC field with my own address, or do I have to remember to do that manually (I am forgetful!) Why aren't you using the Sent Items folder? -- Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook] |
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