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Unhide On My Computer folder: in Outlook 2011 > click on the Outlook menu at the top of your screen > Preferences > General > uncheck the box Hide On My Computer Folders. Create local archive folder: right-click (or ctrl-click) on the On My Computer heading > choose New Folder and give it a name (eg. This tutorial will teach you to safely back up Outlook emails, contacts, appointments and tasks automatically or manually in all versions of Outlook 2016, Outlook 3013, Outlook 2010, and Outlook 2007. After you send an email using Microsoft Outlook 2007 or later versions, a copy of the email message is not saved to the Sent Items folder. Cause The Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder option in Outlook is disabled.

: 100+ New Advanced Tools for Outlook.: Enable Tabbed Editing and Browsing in Office, Just Like Chrome, Firefox, IE 8/9/10.: Bring Old Menus and Toolbars Back to Office 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 and 2019. Save all attachments from multiple emails to folder with VBA code 1. Firstly, you should create a folder for saving the attachments in your computer. The saving path just like the following screenshot shows, Lj is the user name of the computer, and the Attachments is the folder which you should finally create. After creating the folder, press Alt + F11 to open the Microsoft Visual Basic for Applications window. Then click Insert > Module to open the Module window, and then copy and paste the following VBA code to the window.

This is what the code is at now, and it does save all the attachments, but it only adds text to the first message. Can anyone help me with this? Logic board for mac.

A client using Outlook wanted to sync messages he sent using his iCloud account on his iPhone with Outlook. Because iCloud (including me.com addresses) use IMAP, it should work. It didn't so he called Apple support. Apple told him it was not possible to sync Outlook sent items to the iCloud server. I showed him how to do it.

Outlook 2013 / 2016 should pick up the Sent Messages folder automatically and use it instead of Sent Items folder. If it's not using the correct folder, see to change iCloud to use the sent folder Outlook is using, or to move Sent Items to Sent Messages folders. ICloud users who want to sync their sent items with Outlook 2010 or Outlook 2007 can configure Outlook's Sent folder to use iCloud's Sent Messages folder for sent items, or change the phone to use the folder Outlook uses. To change the folder in Outlook, follow steps 1 and 2 below. See to change the folder the phone uses. Step 1: Subscribe to the Sent Messages folder The Sent Messages folder is not subscribed by default, you'll need to do this step first. Right click on one of the folders in the iCloud folder list and choose IMAP folders.

• Click Query to list all of the folders on the server. • Find and select Sent Messages folder. • Click Subscribe. • Click Ok to exit the dialog when after selecting and subscribing to the desired folders. Step 2: Select the Sent Messages folder in Account Settings • Open the Account Setting dialog. This is on the File tab in Outlook 2010 and on the Tools menu in Outlook 2007.

• Double click on the iCloud IMAP account. • Click More Settings button.

• In Outlook 2010, click on the Sent Items tab; in Outlook 2007, click on the Folders tab. • Select the option to Choose an existing folder. In • Select Sent Messages folder. • Click Ok and return to Outlook. Screenshot from Outlook 2010: Screenshot from Outlook 2007: Within a few minutes, the messages you sent from your iPhone should sync to Outlook.

Messages you send in Outlook will be available on the iCloud. Sent Messages aren't Syncing Use this method if you use Outlook 2013 or Outlook 2016 and it's not using the Sent Messages folder for sent items. If the messages aren't syncing between Outlook and the iCloud, you need to check settings on the device. Open Settings, select Accounts & Passwords, then select your account. Click on Account email@address > and finally Advanced, then Advanced again on the next dialog.

The final dialog lists the folder the iCloud is using for it's special folders. Outlook needs to be using the folder that is assigned to the Sent Mailbox. Use Sent Messages folder, not Sent Items If you need to use the Sent Messages folder instead of Sent Items (for example, you use a mix of Mac and Windows computers), and Outlook for Windows is not picking up the correct sent folder, you'll need to use a macro to move the messages as sent messages moved using Rules are not syncing to the server. This macro, as written, assumes the IMAP account's data file is set as the default data file. It watches the Sent Items folder and moves items added to it to the Sent Messages folder. These moved messages will sync up.

Private WithEvents Items As Outlook.Items Dim SentItems As Outlook.Folder Private Sub Application_Startup() ' This assumes the IMAP data file is the default data file Set SentItems = Session.GetDefaultFolder(olFolderSentMail) Set Items = SentItems.Items End Sub Private Sub Items_ItemAdd(ByVal Item As Object) Set MoveSent = SentItems.Parent.Folders('Sent Messages') Item.Move MoveSent End Sub If the IMAP data file is not the default data file, you'll need to use the GetFolderPath function from. Paste the function at the end of the macros above.