Pauline Mosher
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- Outlook version
- Outlook 2013 64 bit
- Email Account
- Outlook.com (as MS Exchange)
Based on reading some other forum posts and hints, I thought I'd found the answer to my challenge, but now I'm not so sure. I'm using my outlook.com account as an "aggregator" -- it receives most of my emails directly, but also some forwarded emails from other addresses, such as my gmail account. Everything arrives in my outlook.com inbox, and appears correctly in Outlook desktop. So far, so good. I've also defined some "send only" POP3 accounts to permit emails sent to these addresses to be replied to with the correct return address. This works fine, too, and in the send/receive group definition, they're set up as send only.
However, the sent emails that go through these accounts are of course stored in the local PST sent folder, not in the outlook.com sent folder. And you cannot use a rule to move them to the EAS folders. So, I also defined my outlook.com as an IMAP account, and set up rules to move items sent through these "send only" accounts into the IMAP sent items folder. This seems to work, too, but the items do not seem to sync with the actual outlook.com EAS folder, i.e. they show in the IMAP hierarchy, but not in the EAS sent folder.
Is this a do-able approach? Should the IMAP sent folder eventually sync with the EAS sent folder? Is there another way to do what I'm trying to accomplish?
I'm using Outlook 2016 preview, 64-bit, on a Windows 8.1 machine. Interestingly, on another point, calendar syncing seems to be working fine. I saw several threads about problems in this area. Maybe they've been fixed in the preview.
Thanks -- Pauline
However, the sent emails that go through these accounts are of course stored in the local PST sent folder, not in the outlook.com sent folder. And you cannot use a rule to move them to the EAS folders. So, I also defined my outlook.com as an IMAP account, and set up rules to move items sent through these "send only" accounts into the IMAP sent items folder. This seems to work, too, but the items do not seem to sync with the actual outlook.com EAS folder, i.e. they show in the IMAP hierarchy, but not in the EAS sent folder.
Is this a do-able approach? Should the IMAP sent folder eventually sync with the EAS sent folder? Is there another way to do what I'm trying to accomplish?
I'm using Outlook 2016 preview, 64-bit, on a Windows 8.1 machine. Interestingly, on another point, calendar syncing seems to be working fine. I saw several threads about problems in this area. Maybe they've been fixed in the preview.
Thanks -- Pauline