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          When I send a mail with IMAP, how do I get a copy of this mail to sent object folder?
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 |  there ist no example.
 
 Thank you very much
 luet
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        | Alex AfterLogic Support
 
  
  
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          Hi,
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 That's it:
 
 http://forum.afterlogic.com/forum_posts.asp?TID=185
 
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        | Alex AfterLogic Support
 
  
  
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          It's assumed sent folder is called Sent in your account.
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        | luet Newbie
 
  
  
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          Hello,
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 thanks for very quick help!
 It run very good.
 
 Is it only for IMAP, not for POP3?
 Or is it possible?
 
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 luet
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        | luet Newbie
 
  
  
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          This is not running:
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 If objMailerIMAPI.AppendMessage("Sent", objMailerSMTP.Message.RawBody) Then
 
 This runs:
 If objMailerIMAPI.AppendMessage("Gesendete Objekte", objMailerSMTP.Message.RawBody) Then
 
 Whats the Problem? SENT ??
 
 
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        | Alex AfterLogic Support
 
  
  
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          From earlier message:
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 It's assumed sent folder is called Sent in your account.
 
 If your Sent folder has another name, you should use it. There is no standard name for such folder, that's why mail clients usually let you select or specify it.
 
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