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Hi
i have shared mailbox which i have full permission on it and i mounted this mailbox on my outlook

1- i want to send on behave on this user
2- i want the emails i send on behave of this user to go to his send items not mean
and i do all of this from my outlook

so please how can i reach this ?


thanks in advance


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You can't directly..  When you send an email, the message will go into your sent items folder.  Now, you might be able to set up a rule to forward those items to the person you are sending on behalf of, and then have a rule on their mailbox to move those items to their sent items folder.
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Sending on behalf has to be done by the Exchange admin.

Dropping email that you sent on his behalf in his sent items must be done with a regedit. However, I've seen Outlook behave weirdly with this (you need to press F9 a few times per day, otherwise you "think" some emails are stuck in Outbox, while they are, the email WAS already received by the other party).
Regedit for Outlook 2010 (other versions similar, but not 100% the same):

•         HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Outlook\Preferences

•         On the Edit menu, point to New , and then click DWORD Value .

•         Type DelegateSentItemsStyle , and then press ENTER.

•         Right-click DelegateSentItemsStyle , and then click Modify .

•         In the Value data box, type 1 , and then click OK .

•         Exit Registry Editor.
How did you "mount" the mailbox? Is it a separate Exchange account, or a shared one assigned to your main account? If the former, sent mails are automatically stored in the correct mailbox. For the latter, a rule moving the mail on send should work, but I'm not 100% positive.
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