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Store items in Sent items folder for 2nd mailbox when sending as 2nd mailbox. Outlook 2007

Some users have 2 Exchange mailboxes.
Users can send as their 2nd mailbox, but I want the sent items sent from the 2nd mailbox to appear in the sent items folder of the 2nd mailbox instead of the primary one.

I also want their primary mailbox sent items to appear in their primary sent items mailbox.

Clients are using Outlook 2007.
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Problem is that the 2nd mailbox is added automatically by adding the full access/send as permissions on the exchange server. When the users log in next, the mailboxes appear. They are not added by going to "Account settings > mailbox > more options > add mailbox > etc".

So when I try make the sending emails rule, it does not give me the option to pick any mailbox except for the default one.

I swear I recall a way to go to the properties of the mailbox and select where I want sent items to go (unless this was back in Outlook 2003).
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Thanks for that. Unfortunately at this stage Outlook 2010 upgrade is going to be a costly exercise and has not been budgetted for this year.

I have Outlook 2010 on my PC however. I don't seem to be able to find where to set this?
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Understood.
With Exchange 2010 and Outlook 2007/2010, mailboxes are added automatically to the users client during login after they have been granted the appropriate permissions. Will this clash with the steps you have listed?
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