Is there a way to make Outlook prompt for saving an e-mail just after clicking on Send? I need to save not all but some of my sent emails. I set Outlook to save all sent emails and it's tiring to go to Sent Items periodically and seek & destroy the unwillingly saved ones. I know Lotus Notes could do it when we were using it, and it was a great feature. What about Outlook?
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You can add a 'Do Not Save' checkbox in Outlook 2007. This works pretty well. | ||||
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Have you considered setting up a Outlook message rule? You can configure a rule that triggers when a message is sent. So set up a rule that picks up just those you want (or use the except bit of the rule to exclude certain emails instead), get it to copy those to your Sent Items folder and then you can disable automatic saving of sent items so only those handled by the rule are saved. For a safer option, set the rule up to add a "DELETE ME" flag on those you wish to remove - then you can keep automatic sent-item-sending enabled (potentially safer, you won't accidentally not save something you need!) and can easily delete them all manually by just sorting the sent mail folder by flag. | |||||||
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There is no way to do that with "out of the box" Outlook configuration. However, there is a way of writing some VBA to achieve something similar to what Lotus Notes does: http://www.outlookcode.com/d/code/setsavefolder.htm You should definitely pay attention to the notes in the article that describe when this functionality still wouldn't apply. | |||
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The thread How can Outlook prompt to "send and save to folder" provides some additional solutions, listed below. First one is the three VBA samples from E-Mail: Determine a folder for sent items:
If you don't mind a commercial solution, there is Sent Items Organizer Add-In for Microsoft Outlook
Another option is MessageSave ($49.95) :
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