Save in original item folder

  • Thread starter mary.lou.the.crafty
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mary.lou.the.crafty

V - ent 2008
Os - x.5

Hi
In outlook there is a feature that saves the email you send to the folder
where you replied from (i.e. if the original email was in 'shopping' folder
and I replied - the sent item is saved there)... Where is this feature in
entourage 08? I found only save sent items (which I assume is no save when
unchecked).

Thanks
Ml
 
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Diane Ross

In outlook there is a feature that saves the email you send to the folder
where you replied from (i.e. if the original email was in 'shopping' folder
and I replied - the sent item is saved there)... Where is this feature in
entourage 08? I found only save sent items (which I assume is no save when
unchecked).

If the reply messages you wish to file are governed by the Mailing List
Manager, there is an option to "Also move messages I send to the list to
this folder", which works well if you've designated a folder to move the
messages to.

If the reply messages are not to lists, then create an Outgoing rule.

Tools->Rules->Outgoing tab:

*If any criteria are met

IF Any to recipient contains (enter address or name)

THEN Move Message (select folder)
 
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mary.lou.the.crafty

If the reply messages you wish to file are governed by the Mailing List
Manager, there is an option to "Also move messages I send to the list to
this folder", which works well if you've designated a folder to move the
messages to.

If the reply messages are not to lists, then create an Outgoing rule.

Tools->Rules->Outgoing tab:

*If any criteria are met

IF Any to recipient contains (enter address or name)

THEN Move Message (select folder)


I just saw this reply (sorry) -- this rule would only work on 1 specific
folder would it not? As opposed to automatically choosing the folder where
the message original was located.
Thanks
Ml
 

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