How can I avoid a Sent Message appearing in my Inbox? It also goes to my
Sent folder and that is fine. But I don't need both. I use Office 2007
with Windows XP.

Hi Sandy,
Quite confusing here, do you receive a delivery report of the sent e-mails
or sent items itself. If its about delivery report , uncheck the option.
Tools>options>Email options>Tracking options.

"Sandy" wrote:

> How can I avoid a Sent Message appearing in my Inbox? It also goes to my
> Sent folder and that is fine. But I don't need both. I use Office 2007
> with Windows XP.

Thanks Raj. I receive a full copy in my Inbox as well as my Sent folder.

"Raj" wrote:

> Hi Sandy,
> Quite confusing here, do you receive a delivery report of the sent e-mails
> or sent items itself. If its about delivery report , uncheck the option.
> Tools>options>Email options>Tracking options.
>
> "Sandy" wrote:
>
> > How can I avoid a Sent Message appearing in my Inbox? It also goes to my
> > Sent folder and that is fine. But I don't need both. I use Office 2007
> > with Windows XP.

Sandy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> How can I avoid a Sent Message appearing in my Inbox? It also goes
> to my Sent folder and that is fine. But I don't need both. I use
> Office 2007 with Windows XP.

Is this a Gmail account, by chance?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

No. I have two accounts: one is a pop3 and one is an Exchange account. Both
go through a LAN. Both in Outlook. By the way, I never had this problem on
my old PC using Outlook Express or on my MAC using the same two accounts with
Entourage. Only on my new PC using Outlook 2007. Thanks for any help you
can offer.

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> Sandy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > How can I avoid a Sent Message appearing in my Inbox? It also goes
> > to my Sent folder and that is fine. But I don't need both. I use
> > Office 2007 with Windows XP.
>
> Is this a Gmail account, by chance?
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>

Sandy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> No. I have two accounts: one is a pop3 and one is an Exchange
> account. Both go through a LAN. Both in Outlook. By the way, I
> never had this problem on my old PC using Outlook Express or on my
> MAC using the same two accounts with Entourage. Only on my new PC
> using Outlook 2007. Thanks for any help you can offer.

Your description is very atypical. Unless you have a rule making a copy of
the outgoing message ot unless you have something adding yourself as an
address to outgoing messages, Outlook doesn't do what you describe. For
which account does this happen?
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

I checked all my rules. Nothing there. I even deleted anything remotely
similar. Now they are are not going to my Sent folder at all! Something is
fishy. Couldn't figure out how to load Outlook in safe mode. Still trying.
Thanks for your ideas!

"Brian Tillman" wrote:

> Sandy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:
>
> > No. I have two accounts: one is a pop3 and one is an Exchange
> > account. Both go through a LAN. Both in Outlook. By the way, I
> > never had this problem on my old PC using Outlook Express or on my
> > MAC using the same two accounts with Entourage. Only on my new PC
> > using Outlook 2007. Thanks for any help you can offer.
>
> Your description is very atypical. Unless you have a rule making a copy of
> the outgoing message ot unless you have something adding yourself as an
> address to outgoing messages, Outlook doesn't do what you describe. For
> which account does this happen?
> --
> Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]
>
>

Sandy <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:

> I checked all my rules. Nothing there. I even deleted anything
> remotely similar. Now they are are not going to my Sent folder at
> all! Something is fishy. Couldn't figure out how to load Outlook in
> safe mode. Still trying.

Click Start>Run. Enter

outlook.exe /safe

in the Open field. Click OK. Be sure to include the space in front of the
slash.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]