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Old 11-20-2011, 05:33 AM
frasal frasal is offline The mail server clears the mails after having sent them to Outlook Windows 7 32bit The mail server clears the mails after having sent them to Outlook Office 2003
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Default The mail server clears the mails after having sent them to Outlook

Hi to all.


I am using Outlook 2003 as Mail Client in my PC and my problem is the following: I have seen, and checked, that the mail server clears all the mails after having sent them to Outlook.
It seems to me that there exists, somewhere, a parametrization to do in Outlook (or in Windows?) to allow the server to keep the mails.
Somebody knows how to do to prevent tha above situation?
Thanks in advance
Frasal
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