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If you have a prior release to 4.6 then you can not delete the document from the sent folder without deleting it everywhere in the db. &nbsp;Basicly the SENT view is a view and not a folder. &nbsp;It says show me all the memos I have SENT. &nbsp;If you delete a document from a view then you delete it from the entire db. &nbsp;Folders are different from views in that they are merely links to the original document. &nbsp;So if you remove a document from a folder you are really just removing the link to the original document, you are not actually deleting it.
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If you have a prior release to 4.6 then you can not delete the document from the sent folder without deleting it everywhere in the db.  Basicly the SENT view is a view and not a folder.  It says show me all the memos I have SENT.  If you delete a document from a view then you delete it from the entire db.  Folders are different from views in that they are merely links to the original document.  So if you remove a document from a folder you are really just removing the link to the original document, you are not actually deleting it.

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If i add a sent item to a folder i've created and then delete the sent item in the sent item folder, the item that I saved also gets deleted. &nbsp;Is there a work around for this?
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If i add a sent item to a folder i've created and then delete the sent item in the sent item folder, the item that I saved also gets deleted.  Is there a work around for this?

saving sent items?

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