hotmail automatically save all sent messages

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inthestands

I am sorry there is no hotmail discussion group so I was hoping someone would
be able to help me in this group.

Prior to sending a message, I have to click on the box at the bottom of the
message window in order to save the message. However invariably I will
forget to check the box on the messages that I later need to review. Is
there a way to have the box prechecked all the time. Or is there a way to
review all messages sent that I am not aware of?
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

is this in outlook or in the web browser?

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inthestands

This is on the Web Browser, I do not go through Outlook at all to get to it.
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Diane Poremsky said:
is this in outlook or in the web browser?

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Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
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Brian Tillman

inthestands said:
This is on the Web Browser, I do not go through Outlook at all to get
to it.

This is not an appropriate forum for Hotmail questions. I'm sure MSN has
forums for that.
 
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inthestands

Thank you Mr. Tillman for bringing what I mentioned in my orginal post to my
attention. Certainly you read my post rather than just respond to the
subject. As noted, (assuming you did not read my post so I will repeat it) I
was not able to locate the proper forum for my question. If you are aware
(and not just assume) of such a forum, I would appreciate you directing me to
it so I can obtain the answer to my question. Otherwise, please do not
waste your time (which you appear to have a lot of) by posting a response to
my reply.
 
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Brian Tillman

inthestands said:
Thank you Mr. Tillman for bringing what I mentioned in my orginal
post to my attention. Certainly you read my post rather than just
respond to the subject. As noted, (assuming you did not read my post
so I will repeat it) I was not able to locate the proper forum for my
question. If you are aware (and not just assume) of such a forum, I
would appreciate you directing me to it so I can obtain the answer
to my question. Otherwise, please do not waste your time (which you
appear to have a lot of) by posting a response to my reply.

I'm not an MSN member and so cannot tell you that. Writing to MSN's support
address may be a good place to start. Would you ask your auto mechanic
questions about your health because you don't know your doctor's phone
number? Asking a question about how Hotmail works in an Outlook forum is
just as pointless.
 

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