How can i tell what Email address an item was actually sent to??

[TomCon]

In my 'Sent' folder in Outlook, i open a mail mesasge. in the "To:" field,
it has the persons name, not their Email, like "Bill Smith". When i click
on their name, the Outlook Contact i have for that person opens up. But, i
have multiple Email addresses in that Contact. How can I tell which actual
Email address it was actually sent to? The person did not receive it, and
we are trying to figure out where it actaully went.

Thank you. Tom

 

[Guest]

Did you right click on the name and scroll to properties?

 

[TomCon]

Right click to properties, also brings up the Outlook contact, which
continas the multiple Email addresses, so you still don't see which exact
address it was sent to.

 

[Matty]

I archive my Inbox and Sent files in a separate folder. When I view the
messages from within that other folder and then click (or right click and
select properties) on a name in the "to" header, the Contact box doesn't
pop up. Instead, a box titled "e-mail properties" pops up. That box shows
the
If you're currently viewing the message in the view pane and double click
(or right click and select properties), the e-mail address shown is the
e-mail add to which the message was sent.

Here's a simpler solution, where you will not need to transfer files to a
separate folder:

While the sent message is displayed in view pane - place cursor over name in
To header. A gray button will appear. Move cursor over to gray button and
a down arrow will appear. Click on arrow and a drop down menu will appear.
The fourth line says "Send mail (e-mail address)." That e-mail address is
the address to which the e-mail was sent. I tried this with several of my
contacts who had multiple e-mail addresses.

 

[Matty]

I archive my Inbox and Sent files in a separate folder. When I view the
messages from within that other folder and then click (or right click and
select properties) on a name in the "to" header, the Contact box doesn't
pop up. Instead, a box titled "e-mail properties" pops up. That box shows
the e-mail add to which the message was sent.

Here's a simpler solution, where you will not need to transfer files to a
separate folder:

While the sent message is displayed in view pane - place cursor over name in
To header. A gray button will appear. Move cursor over to gray button and
a down arrow will appear. Click on arrow and a drop down menu will appear.
The fourth line says "Send mail (e-mail address)." That e-mail address is
the address to which the e-mail was sent. I tried this with several of my
contacts who had multiple e-mail addresses.