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Where do the e-mails stay? In the drafts?
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Where do the e-mails stay? In the drafts?

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It just stays in the Outbox, normally the email shows in the outbox for a few second while it sends out but in my case, it sends the email and just sits there in the outbox.
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It just stays in the Outbox, normally the email shows in the outbox for a few second while it sends out but in my case, it sends the email and just sits there in the outbox.

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And you say it's sending the mail for real?<br />
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If it is, you could try fixing this by creating a rule for outgoing messages... But it really shouldnt be necessary.
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And you say it's sending the mail for real?

If it is, you could try fixing this by creating a rule for outgoing messages... But it really shouldnt be necessary.

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Yep, very strange but true, have tried the uninstall/reinstall but still the same, I'll give the rule thing ago.
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Yep, very strange but true, have tried the uninstall/reinstall but still the same, I'll give the rule thing ago.

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I have MS Outlook 2003, recently I've been sending emails fine but notice that the emails I've just sent stays in the Outbox folder but the emails have gone as I get replies back, it doesn't seem to move the sent emails into Sent folder, how can I get it to move to the sent folder as it use to.
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I have MS Outlook 2003, recently I've been sending emails fine but notice that the emails I've just sent stays in the Outbox folder but the emails have gone as I get replies back, it doesn't seem to move the sent emails into Sent folder, how can I get it to move to the sent folder as it use to.

Microsoft Outlook, outbox mail doesn't go to sent folder

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