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Prompting to Save Messages in the Sent Items Folder in Outlook 2007
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As you may know, Outlook is set up by default to always save a copy of each outgoing mesÂsage in the Sent Items folder. If you don’t want copies of your message saved for some reaÂson, you can turn this feature off:
- Choose Tools, Options to open the Options dialog box.
- Click E-mail Options to open the E-mail Options dialog box.
- Click to deactivate the Save Copies of Messages in Sent Items Folder.
- Click OK to return to the Options dialog box.
- Click OK.
Not saving any messages is a bit drastic, of course. You might want to save most of your sent messages, but not all of them. For example, you might not want to save trivial “Thank you!” replies, test messages, forwarded messages, or messages that contain large attachÂments. It’s possible to configure Outlook so that each time you send a message, the proÂgram asks you if you want to save a copy of that message in the Sent Items folder.
You set this up using a bit of VBA code. To process outgoing mail in VBA, you need to add code to handle an Application object event called ItemSend. As with the code shown earlier in Listing 1, you set up the event handler by using the ThisOutlookSession object, which is part of the default Outlook VBA project. In the Visual Basic Editor, double-click ThisOutlookSession, click Application in the Object list and then click ItemSend in the Procedure list. Outlook adds the following stub to the module (see Figure 1):
Private Sub Application_ItemSend(ByVal Item As Object, Cancel As Boolean) End Sub
Figure 1 In the Visual Basic Editor, add the stub for the ItemSendevent hanÂdler by selecting Application in the Object list and ItemSend in the Procedure list.
In the procedure’s arguments, Item represents the message you send, and Cancel is a Boolean variable that you set to True if you don’t want Outlook to send the message.
Listing 1 shows an event handler for ItemSend that prompts you to choose if Outlook should save the outgoing message in Sent Items.
As A Yes/No/Cancel MsgBox function asks if you want the message saved in Sent Items, and the response is stored in the nResult variable. If you click the Cancel button, the procedure sets Cancel to True, which means Outlook does not send the message. (The message stays onscreen.) If you click the No button, instead, the procedure sets the message’s DeleteAfterSubmit property to True, which means Outlook does not store a copy in Sent Items.
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