Questions on configuring sent and trash folders on IMAP server

I think the contacts in vista will sync using the sync center. OE is
history - there is a look-alike in Vista called Mail and its being replaced
by the Live Mail client.

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"Randy" wrote in message
...
Ooop.. didn't catch that. Question though... 1) Is there a version for
IE7
& Windows Vista? 2) Will it sync contacts w/ my PPC running Windows Mobile
6.1 Pro?

-Randy

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Outlook Express is not Outlook.

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"Randy" wrote in message
...
How do I set it up then? Now, when I press delete a message, it just
puts
a
strike-through through the header, and leaves it in the inbox. I can
move
it
to the trash, then purge the deleted messages in my inbox, but that's
such
a
hassle. I just want the message to be moved to the trash folder on the
IMAP
server when I press to delete a message from my inbox, or any other
folder.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote:

If thunderbird meets your needs, by all means use it.

Yep. Outlook Express's IMAP also supports a Deleted Items folder.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Nope, if outlook is not installed, contacts cannot sync. The options in the
"Windows Mobile Device Center" are grayed out for that aspect of the sync if
outlook is not installed.

Okay, I guess I can live with the deleted thing, but I need to know how to
set the rule to have sent messages put in the sent folder. I am much more
concerned with being able to to go back through my sent box in case any
discrepancies come up.

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

I think the contacts in vista will sync using the sync center. OE is
history - there is a look-alike in Vista called Mail and its being replaced
by the Live Mail client.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"Randy" wrote in message
...
Ooop.. didn't catch that. Question though... 1) Is there a version for
IE7
& Windows Vista? 2) Will it sync contacts w/ my PPC running Windows Mobile
6.1 Pro?

-Randy

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

Outlook Express is not Outlook.

--
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Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/
Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/

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"Randy" wrote in message
...
How do I set it up then? Now, when I press delete a message, it just
puts
a
strike-through through the header, and leaves it in the inbox. I can
move
it
to the trash, then purge the deleted messages in my inbox, but that's
such
a
hassle. I just want the message to be moved to the trash folder on the
IMAP
server when I press to delete a message from my inbox, or any other
folder.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Diane Poremsky [MVP] wrote:

If thunderbird meets your needs, by all means use it.

Yep. Outlook Express's IMAP also supports a Deleted Items folder.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Randy wrote:

Nope, if outlook is not installed, contacts cannot sync. The options
in the "Windows Mobile Device Center" are grayed out for that aspect
of the sync if outlook is not installed.

Okay, I guess I can live with the deleted thing, but I need to know
how to set the rule to have sent messages put in the sent folder. I
am much more concerned with being able to to go back through my sent
box in case any discrepancies come up.

In Outlook 2007, Click ToolsAccount Settings. Select your IMAP account and
click Change, then More Settings. On the Folders tab, select the radio
button labeled "Choose an existing folder or create a new folder to save
your sent items for this account in" (bad English, I know). Expand your
IMAP folders and select the IMAP-based Sent Items folder (or whatever one
you want to use). Create it if it's not there. Make sure you subscribe to
that folder.

To subscribe to the IMAP folder, select the IMAP inbox in the Navigation
Pane, then click ToolsIMAP Folders. Click Query. In the Folders list,
select Sent Items and click Subscribe.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I have Office 2003, not 2007. Can this still be done? I didn't see the
option where you described.

-Randy

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Randy wrote:

Nope, if outlook is not installed, contacts cannot sync. The options
in the "Windows Mobile Device Center" are grayed out for that aspect
of the sync if outlook is not installed.

Okay, I guess I can live with the deleted thing, but I need to know
how to set the rule to have sent messages put in the sent folder. I
am much more concerned with being able to to go back through my sent
box in case any discrepancies come up.

In Outlook 2007, Click ToolsAccount Settings. Select your IMAP account and
click Change, then More Settings. On the Folders tab, select the radio
button labeled "Choose an existing folder or create a new folder to save
your sent items for this account in" (bad English, I know). Expand your
IMAP folders and select the IMAP-based Sent Items folder (or whatever one
you want to use). Create it if it's not there. Make sure you subscribe to
that folder.

To subscribe to the IMAP folder, select the IMAP inbox in the Navigation
Pane, then click ToolsIMAP Folders. Click Query. In the Folders list,
select Sent Items and click Subscribe.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

No, that is new to Outlook 2007.

--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
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"Randy" wrote in message
...
I have Office 2003, not 2007. Can this still be done? I didn't see the
option where you described.

-Randy

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

Randy wrote:

Nope, if outlook is not installed, contacts cannot sync. The options
in the "Windows Mobile Device Center" are grayed out for that aspect
of the sync if outlook is not installed.

Okay, I guess I can live with the deleted thing, but I need to know
how to set the rule to have sent messages put in the sent folder. I
am much more concerned with being able to to go back through my sent
box in case any discrepancies come up.

In Outlook 2007, Click ToolsAccount Settings. Select your IMAP account
and
click Change, then More Settings. On the Folders tab, select the radio
button labeled "Choose an existing folder or create a new folder to save
your sent items for this account in" (bad English, I know). Expand your
IMAP folders and select the IMAP-based Sent Items folder (or whatever one
you want to use). Create it if it's not there. Make sure you subscribe
to
that folder.

To subscribe to the IMAP folder, select the IMAP inbox in the Navigation
Pane, then click ToolsIMAP Folders. Click Query. In the Folders list,
select Sent Items and click Subscribe.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Randy wrote:

I have Office 2003, not 2007. Can this still be done? I didn't see
the option where you described.

Sorry. You said "OL 2003" in the original message, but somewhere "OL 2007"
got into my head. Outlook 2003 needs a rule.
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Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]