sbrogdon said:
How do I acces my sent mail in outlook?
So just what folders is are listed in the folder tree list shown in your
install of Outlook?
What type of e-mail account (POP, IMAP, HTTP/Deltasync, Exchange) do you
access using Outlook?
From WHERE did you send the e-mail? Using Outlook, using a different e-mail
client or a different instance of Outlook, or by using the webmail interface
to your e-mail account?
Next time remember to add the details that you already know.
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