Can I always Bcc myself automatically?

[Christine1234]

Is there a way I can set Outlook so that my name is always in Bcc anytime I
send an email?

 

[Christine1234]

Thanks Brian. I don't always remember to Bcc myself. I move the response
from my Inbox into one of several personal folders for future reference. My
Sent Box gets automatically archived and if I don't move the email, I'll
eventually lose it.

Is there a way I can set Outlook so that my name is always in Bcc
anytime I send an email?

I'm curious why you need this, considering Outlook keeps a copy of
everything you send in the Sent Items folder.

That said, you cna add code to do this:
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=72


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[Russ Valentine]

Odd notion. Archiving data does not lose it.
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Russ Valentine

Thanks Brian. I don't always remember to Bcc myself. I move the response
from my Inbox into one of several personal folders for future reference.
My
Sent Box gets automatically archived and if I don't move the email, I'll
eventually lose it.

Is there a way I can set Outlook so that my name is always in Bcc
anytime I send an email?

I'm curious why you need this, considering Outlook keeps a copy of
everything you send in the Sent Items folder.

That said, you cna add code to do this:
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=72


--
Brian Tillman

[MVP-Outlook]
http://forums.slipstick.com

.

 

[VanguardLH]

Is there a way I can set Outlook so that my name is always in Bcc anytime I
send an email?

The copy saved in the Sent Items folders is not sufficient why?

Do you intend on sending yourself a copy to a DIFFERENT account at a
DIFFERENT e-mail provider?

 

[Nick Kharchenko]

You can use Message AutoFill component from MAPILab Toolbox to set your
address in BCC field:
http://www.mapilab.com/outlook/toolbox/message_autofill.html

 

[Robert Townrow]

It sounds to me like you want to try conversation mode. To view messages by
conversation, select your inbox, then go to View > Arrange By >
Conversation. You can then manage your emails by "Thread". There is a
handy video I found in Outlook help:
http://office.microsoft.com/home/vi...T=11&Origin=HA102518031033&app=OUTLOOK&ver=12