outlook 2010 not working

enfield_freddy

ok I send an email to fred @home dot com (my fictitious other address) it is sent , I receive it BUT it is not shown in my sent folder , if I open thunderbird , I can see the sent email.


residential setup , email via a 1 and 1 website , I believe its a imap.one.com type account


don t understand Microsoft , don't work in an office , just expect a very expensive package to work


thanks

tavernman

enfield_freddy wrote: »

ok I send an email to fred @home dot com (my fictitious other address) it is sent , I receive it BUT it is not shown in my sent folder , if I open thunderbird , I can see the sent email.


residential setup , email via a 1 and 1 website , I believe its a imap.one.com type account


don t understand Microsoft , don't work in an office , just expect a very expensive package to work


thanks

Right said fred (alan ) you have answered your own question "if I open thunderbird" sorted

enfield_freddy

yup (right said fred ,,,, that's one from the past) , daughter is trying to bring me out of the 90s and make me "efficient" , and sleek using the full office suite


unless someone can think of an answer , back to libre office and thunderbird.

tavernman

One assumes that you sent it from Outlaw in the first place? Mind you my real knowledge of Outlaw is about 12 years old, but assuming it is a real imap account, and it appears so since TB finds it I would need to see your outlook settings, and there's no guarantee that I could remember which is the correct one.....

As an aside tell the daughter that TB has not been around as long as outlaw, but it has always been better, and your taste in clothes,make-up etc doesn't have to mirror hers.

cookie365

I think there's a setting in Outlook to not put emails you send in the Outbox. For example, if you reply to a message in a folder it'll put the reply in the same folder.

Don't know where the setting is on 2010.

Outlook is miles better than Thunderbird except for one thing: no unified inbox for multiple accounts. It's what keeps me putting up with Thunderbird's bugs and terrible user experience even though I own Outlook 2013.