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Hierdie gesprek is in die argief. Vra asseblief 'n nuwe vraag as jy hulp nodig het.

I have over 6 different email accounts How to compose my sent folder so that it has all emails sent from all accounts? Thanks

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AlexMenda
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I have over 6 different email accounts How to compose my sent folder so that it has all emails sent from all accounts? Thanks

I have over 6 different email accounts How to compose my sent folder so that it has all emails sent from all accounts? Thanks

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Wayne Mery
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Account Settings | Copies and Folders | "When sending messages" | change the folder location

AlexMenda
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what folder location should I use so that all emails sent go to a same folder,

Matt
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You could simply use the unified view of folders.

On the toolbar > Folders > Unified.

Zenos
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Wherever you want to save them. Choose any one of your accounts, or Local Folders if you want this location to be independent of any particular account.

I file my messages by topic so my sent messages are saved alongside other messages they relate to. I can't imagine having all sent messages in one big heap is particularly useful. But View|Folders|Unified (or a Saved Search doing something similar) might be a useful alternative to actually moving messages from folder to folder.