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Blueyonder webmail - sent emails
jghal
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Hi all
I normally use outlook express for my emails (with a blueyonder account) but sometimes send emails from this account using the blueyonder webmail service.
When I do this the sent email is then stored in the 'sent emails' folder in the webmail site
I would like to have a record of sending the email in my outlook express 'sent' box
Is there any way that I can export the sent emails on the webmail site to my outlook express sent box ? or any other clever suggestions
many thanks
Jim
I normally use outlook express for my emails (with a blueyonder account) but sometimes send emails from this account using the blueyonder webmail service.
When I do this the sent email is then stored in the 'sent emails' folder in the webmail site
I would like to have a record of sending the email in my outlook express 'sent' box
Is there any way that I can export the sent emails on the webmail site to my outlook express sent box ? or any other clever suggestions
many thanks
Jim
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I'm not on Blueyonder but use Yahoo so don't know if this will be of use to you. Using the web based interfaceI can move sent posts (move to folder) in to my inbox, download them as normal with outlook express and then move to sent items there. Maybe a bit long winded. I suppose you could alternatively set up another mail account for yourself and when ever you send a mail cc it to that account.Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
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Thanks mikemoate
seems so simple I am actaully quite embarrassed.
I'll try that tonight
Thanks
Jim0
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