On 29/08/2002 2:48 pm, "George Clark" wrote: > On 8/28/02 17:17, Steve Frawley wrote: > >> In perusing the new Mail app, I found an option (in Compose options) to CC >> myself with all messages sent. >> >> I have always wanted to do this in Entourage and usually forget to do it if >> I am sending mail from my account, but from another machine. I use the >> option to save a copy, but hate having to go to several machines to see >> exactly what I said or sent . . . >> >> Is there a way to trick Entourage to do this with a setting so I will have a >> copy of messages sent on my main machine even if the message wasn't sent >> from that machine so I don't have to remember to add myself whenever I am >> mailing from another machine? > > There is a workaround, of sorts. Set up an Outgoing Rule that redirects > (copies) of sent messages to yourself. (You might want to include a > criterion to exclude messages sent to yourself so you don�t get into an > infinite loop.) The redirected message is not automatically sent; it's just > put into the Outbox, so if it's a message you don't need a copy of, you can > delete it. Otherwise, before terminating your connection, just 'send all' to > have the messages sent to you. Of course, if you're still at your 'remote' > location the next time you retrieve email you'll get those messages, but you > indicated that you leave them on the server when you're away, so they'd > still be available when you get home. > > George
There's another two work rounds: Go to tools > accounts, select your account and choose the account options tab. Here you can set up additional headers for every message sent by the account. You could put in a cc or bcc header here, with your address in the 'value' column. Not sure how it would work if you put an address in the real cc/bcc field, since there would then be two headers of the same type. Try it and see ?) Or... Set up a script running every minute from a schedule that checks for your address in the cc header of the front-most draft window. If it doesn't find it it will add it. Providing you take more than a minute to draft a message (which I'm sure you do) your address should be added to each message. -- Barry Wainwright <http://www.barryw.net/> "Getting history wrong is an essential part of being a nation." -- Ernest Renan -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
