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How to save outgoing mails in Outlook Express Sent Items Folder.

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    I am writing an email program, which will send mails to a number of email addresses in one go. But at the same time i want to save all the outgoing messages in my outlook express sent items folder. I am able to send mails in a loop but don't know how to save them in the Outlook Express Sent Items folder. Is there any way to achieve the above functionality. Any code added will greatly help. I am using VB.Net 2005. Thanks in advance.

    Sekhar :)

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      I am writing an email program, which will send mails to a number of email addresses in one go. But at the same time i want to save all the outgoing messages in my outlook express sent items folder. I am able to send mails in a loop but don't know how to save them in the Outlook Express Sent Items folder. Is there any way to achieve the above functionality. Any code added will greatly help. I am using VB.Net 2005. Thanks in advance.

      Sekhar :)

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      As far as I know, this can be done through IMAP only. Since, .NET inherently does not support IMAP so you might have to search for a third party tool to achieve the desired scenario.

      Best Regards, Sam Xavier www.componentone.com

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