Try using the .DeleteAfterSubmit property of the MailItem that you're
working with. If you want to designate a specific folder to save the copy
in, then use the .SaveSentMessageFolder.
You'll want to refer to the articles at this address for specific code
examples.
I'm assuming of course that you're generating the MailItem from with Access
using Outlook Automation.
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