Hello Thomas, On Wed, 9 Oct 2002 at11:31:35[GMT +0700](which was 05:31 where I live) you wrote:
RW>> Even more baffled. So, if I send a mail to someone who is not in my RW>> address book or on a mailing list, I have to CC it to myself to get a RW>> copy? TF> It has nothing to do with your addressbook. If you send a message to TF> someone, anyone, you do *not* get a copy back (unless you CC to TF> yourself). The only copy you have on your computer is the one in your TF> Sent folder, which you can filter into another folder. (BTW Over here, TF> if I have a folder for a certain friend, I will filter the sent TF> messages into the same folder as the incoming messages. No need to go TF> via the Inbox again.) TF> Mailing lists are a special case. Because they send you any message TF> that the list server receives. This includes your own message, and TF> that is the only reason you get it back as an incoming message. Ah, all my questions being gradually answered apart from why messages originally went to the inbox without a CC and now don't but I will amend my rules so that outgoing messages go straight to the relevant folders. Thank you. -- Best regards, Richard Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2 ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
