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I am using local PST file on client PC as Outlook email destination, i.e., not leaving e-mail on server but downloading everything to local Inbox.<br />
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Draft emails are being saved to the Drafts Folder on the Exchange server, rather local PST Draft Folder. This behaviour is different from Office 2003/2007 where draft e-mails are saved to local PST file on client.<br />
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What are correct config settings for Outlook 2010? &nbsp; I tried most options -- set up new profile, used Scanpst.exe, compacted folder, etc.
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I am using local PST file on client PC as Outlook email destination, i.e., not leaving e-mail on server but downloading everything to local Inbox.

Draft emails are being saved to the Drafts Folder on the Exchange server, rather local PST Draft Folder. This behaviour is different from Office 2003/2007 where draft e-mails are saved to local PST file on client.

What are correct config settings for Outlook 2010?   I tried most options -- set up new profile, used Scanpst.exe, compacted folder, etc.

Need Outlook 2010 Config Settings for Saving Draft E-mails

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