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From: Johnny37 on 16 Apr 2010 06:56
Guys,
I need your help with what is probably a very basic question.

A friend is running Outlook 2003. For some reason he has opted to use the
"received" column (via the FIELD CHOOSER)in his Sent Items folder. This makes
no sense to me - what does it achieve?
You send an email & can check the time it was sent via the "SENT" column in
Sent Items - is this correct?

The "RECEIVED" column is not an indicator as to when an email was delivered
to its destination - correct?
Sorry guys if this is an obvious one. Just not thinking straight at the
moment.

Also - to compound matters, some of the dates in the "RECEIVED" column
within the Sent Items folder have no date linked to them - they are set to
NONE. It's an intermittant issue. Any ideas?

Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
Take care & all the very best
Johhny
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Johnny37
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