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Old 10-21-2016, 09:55 AM
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Hello,



From my inbox, I like to archive emails. I honestly can't remember if archive came with outlook originally. But basically I have a folder called Archive, and when I'm finished with an email, I use a quick step to send it there. This is not the "online archive". Anyway, even if I select an entire conversation, or shift+select all of the messages within a conversation, when I archive them, all of the sent items will remain in the sent folder. I have the sent items set to be displayed within my inbox, so I know they're being selected. But to truly archive the whole conversation, I need to go to my sent folder and then archive those particular items separately. Does anyone know how to archive, or move to a folder, all conversations items?

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Finn
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