I my Outlook 2007 I open two email accounts; everything works fine except
for the reply. Even if I reply to an email in the secondary account, the
SENT email gets posted in the primary account.

What kind of rule can I write to MOVE it - or at least copy it - to the SENT
folder in the secondary account?

Thanks, Raul Rego
NJPIES

You need to create an After Sending rule.


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"Raul" wrote in message
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I my Outlook 2007 I open two email accounts; everything works fine except
for the reply. Even if I reply to an email in the secondary account, the
SENT email gets posted in the primary account.

What kind of rule can I write to MOVE it - or at least copy it - to the
SENT folder in the secondary account?

Thanks, Raul Rego
NJPIES

Which mail account type(s) are you using?
Outlook will already place it in the correct Sent Items folder when you have
multiple POP3 accounts and have assigned each account their own storage
folder via Account Settings.

If this is an Exchange account and you are connecting to multiple mailboxes,
then you can use the following registry tweak;
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/278

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"Raul" wrote in message
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I my Outlook 2007 I open two email accounts; everything works fine except
for the reply. Even if I reply to an email in the secondary account, the
SENT email gets posted in the primary account.

What kind of rule can I write to MOVE it - or at least copy it - to the
SENT folder in the secondary account?

Thanks, Raul Rego
NJPIES