On Feb 11, 2020, at 9:59 AM,Bob Miller wrote:
> RE> "Emails sent by the SMTP Internet commands are just the same as emails
> created by any other mail program. They will show up in the Sent folder for
> the account that sent them. I do this all the time for my clients and they
> know that th
NO
The mails you send do NOT automatically appear there.
An SMTP Server has no concept whatsoever of a „sent-mail“ storage.
When sending from Outlook (assuming an Exchange Server), Outlook issues a „send
and store“ command to Exchange, so Exchange takes care of storing a copy of the
mail in
Bob
Even in Microsoft Outlook it is common for sent emails to only be seen on the
machine (phone, PC, Web, Tablet) that sends them, which is sometimes a real
nuisance. The only way I have found to avoid this situation is to BCC or CC the
emails to the origination. Is this a feature of Exchange
RE> "Emails sent by the SMTP Internet commands are just the same as emails
created by any other mail program. They will show up in the Sent folder for
the account that sent them. I do this all the time for my clients and they
know that the 4D emails will show up next to the emails they sent ma
Brian,
> On Feb 7, 2020, at 2:39 PM, Brian Laurencelle via 4D_Tech
> <4d_tech@lists.4d.com> wrote:
>
> I'm looking for a way to have emails sent by 4D using the SMTP Internet
> commands show up in the sender account's "Sent Items" mailbox. I know the
> next step involves using the IMAP internet
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