Emails not being copied to Sent Folder in Outlook 2007

T

thecreator

Hi All,

I have Microsoft Outlook 2007 installed in Windows XP Home Edition
Service Pack 3. Since Sept 1, 2009 and after installing the newest Outlook
Connector, the Emails I have sent are no longer being copied into the Local
Sent Items folder. Instead they are being copied to the Sent Folder that the
Outlook Connector installed.

Don't mind that much, but when viewing the Sent Items in that folder,
you can't see who you Sent the Email to, when sorted by the Default DATE
option.

When viewing the Sent Items folder in the folder Sent Items folder, you
can tell exactly who you sent the Email to.

When the old WebDav protocol was used with http:// Email Account, the
Emails were copied to the Local Sent Items folder and on the Web, but no
longer.

Is there a solution to view the Sent Folder created by the Outlook
Connector sorted by Date and see who you sent the Emails to, at a Glance?
 
T

thecreator

Hi All,

I did fix the Sent Items folder problem, however the Sent Emails aren't
being copied to the original Sent Items Folder in Outlook.
 
B

Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]

I did fix the Sent Items folder problem, however the Sent Emails aren't
being copied to the original Sent Items Folder in Outlook.

Your sent items will appear in only one of the Sent Items folders. That's how
it worked with the HTTP accounts as well, as far as I can tell.
 
T

thecreator

Hi Brian,

When it was working with the HTTP Account, the E-mails sent using
Outlook were copied to the Local Sent Items folders as well as appearing in
the Sent Folder within mail.live.com Account within Webmail.

Now it is simple copied to the Sent Items Folder under the
(e-mail address removed) as an example. And on the Web Account.


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thecreator
 

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