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Struggling With The Email


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Someone sent me an email through this site and asked me to reply. Twice I have replied and "sent" the email. I get a screen that says 'thank you for sending this and the recipient will be notified that they have an email'. However, there are no sent items in my 'sent box'. So either the person is left hanging with no reply to their question or I look like an idiot because I keep sending them the same email information only with different composition because the first email I composed is somewhere in cyberspace so I rewrite it. So HELP.

Thank you,

fritzicurls


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Canadian Karen Community Regular

Hi Fritzicurls,

When you reply to an e-mail on the board, it doesn't automatically keep a copy of your reply in your sent folder. If you scroll down further in the reply function, you will see a box that says "Keep a copy of this e-mail in your sent folder" . If you click that, then a copy is then kept in the sent folder....

Hope this helps!

Karen

fritzicurls Rookie

Thank you, Karen, problem solved. I'm afraid I must have looked like Ground Hog Day (the movie), two very similar but not the same emails sent. Live and learn. Thanks so much!

fritzicurls

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