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Old 10-01-2014, 08:45 AM
lryan lryan is offline Shared Mailbox - Reply to an email and it saves in my personal sent items? Windows 7 64bit Shared Mailbox - Reply to an email and it saves in my personal sent items? Office 2007
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I reply to a message from a shared mailbox, but the sent item goes into my personal sent items and not the shared mailboxes.

I have tried the regedit fix but ive herd there is a script or piece of software that can change this does anyone know of it?

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I am having exactly same problem could some one please tell how to solve it?
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