Currupted "sent items" folder in Outlook 2007 (on Exchange 2007) causing Outlook to crash.

One user here has a problem when clicking on the "sent items" folder. Outlook hangs for 5 secondes and then crashes. If user logs into OWA, she can
access the "sent items" folder no problem. I thought it was a messege in the folder that was corrupted so I asked the user to move the messages to a temp folder from OWA. She did that, the folder is now empty but Outlook still crashes. Tried cache
mode and uncache.
I tried to delete her sent item folder using MFCMAPI (in the hope the it will recreate a new folder) : right click the folder, selected delete folder, check the
option "hard deletion" and I get
Warning:
Code: MAPI_W_PARTIAL_COMPLETION == 0x00040680
Function lpParentFolder->DeleteFolder(
lpItemEID->cb, (LPENTRYID) lpItemEID->lpb, lpProgress ? (ULONG_PTR)m_hWnd : NULL, lpProgress, ulFlags)
File .\MsgStoreDlg.cpp
Line 991
One more test I did: I copied the sent items folder to a pst, moved the pst to my computer and when I try to open the folder from the PST, my Outlook would freeze
and crash. Isn't interesting?
Am I missing something here? Has someone encounter this problem before? Any other idea on how it could be resolved?
This issue started on Exchange 2003. We are now moving to Exchange 2007. I moved her mailbox to the new server in the hope that any mailbox problem will be filtered
and removed. I still have the issue..
env:
Exchange 2007 running on Win2008
PC:
Windows Vista sp1, outlook 2007 (user was getting same issue under Win2k with Outlook 2003)

Couple steps you may apply...
1. Repair the offline file with a Microsoft utility called SCANOST.exe. I’ve seen this file reside in a number of different locations, mainly within Program
Files. It might be best to search for it with Windows or Google Desktop. SCANPST.exe will also work, though you’ll have to go digging for your outlook.ost, which should be near c:\Documents and Settings\ %profile%\ Local Settings\ Application Data\ Microsoft\
Outlook\ outlook.ost. If your file is significant in size, you’ll save a lot of time with the repair operation by not creating a backup. Because if the repair finishes successfully and Outlook still bombs, you’ll need to.
2. Shutdown Outlook completely, including any runaway outlook.exe processes in the task manager. Open Mail in the Control Panel and before you delete your
profile completely, write down the server settings! There’s no need to worry about backing up your mail as it’s stored on the Exchange server. (Essentially, you’re deleting that outlook.ost when you drop your mail profile.) Now, start Outlook and it will create
a new profile, where you’ll configure the server with the information you wrote down previously.
If steps above doesn’t work or you need to get more variants of .pst restoration, visit...
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Sent messages aren't saved in the Sent Items folder in Outlook 2013

When we send a message in Outlook 2013, a copy of the message should be saved in the Sent Items folder by default. If Outlook doesn’t save a copy of the sent message, it may be caused by any one of the following
reasons:
The “Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder”
option in Outlook is disabled.
The save location for sent messages was changed to another folder.
There is a custom view set on Sent Items folder, or the view on
Sent Items is corrupt.
Outlook Data File may be damaged.
To resolve the issue, use the appropriate method for your situation.
Enable the Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder
option
To configure Outlook 2013 to save copies of your sent messages in the Sent Items folder, please follow these steps:
1. Click File tab > Options.
2. Click Mail on the left pane.
3. Scroll to the Save Messages section, select the check box before “Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder”.
4. Click OK.
If it is the replying message that is not saving to the Sent Items folder, we need to disable the “When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder” option in the location mentioned above.
If you’re using an IMAP account, please also make sure you didn’t select the “Do not save copies of sent items” in Account Settings. To check this, Please refer to the following steps:
1. In Outlook, click File tab > Info.
2. Click Account Settings > Account Settings, and then double-click your IMAP account to open the
Change Account wizard.
3. Click More Settings button.
4. Under Sent Items heading, clear the check box before “Do not save copies of sent items”.
5. Click OK and click Next to complete the configuration.
Make sure there is no rule or anything else to redirect sent messages to other folders
To check if it is caused by Outlook rules, please follow these steps:
1. In Outlook 2013, click Home tab.
2. Click Rules > Manage Rules & Alerts.
3. In the rules list, check if there is any rule that applied to the sent messages may cause this issue.
In addition, some rules may be corrupt or hidden and we cannot see them from the rules list. We need to use the MFCMAPI tool to find and delete the corrupt/hidden rules. To do this, we can use the following steps:
1. Download MFCMAPI tool from: http://mfcmapi.codeplex.com/
2. Start MFCMAPI tool.
3. Click Session menu >
Logon, select the Outlook profile you are using and click OK.
4. Double-click the mailbox that contains the inbox rules that you want to delete.
5. A new window will open. In the new window, expand
Root Container or Root – Mailbox, and then expand
Top of Information Store or IPM_SUBTREE.
6. Right click on Inbox and select
Open associated contents table.
7. In the Inbox window, locate and then right-click the items that have the
IPM.Rule.Message message class, and then click Delete Message.
To identify a specific rule, you’ll have to select the rule in the top pane in MFCMAPI and then scroll down in the lower pane and look at the
Property name(s) column. Find the ptagRuleMsgName property name and check the value against the rule name you were trying to delete in Outlook.
8. In the Delete Item dialog, select
DELETE_HARD_DELETE from the Deletion Style drop-down menu.
9. Click OK.
Reset the view settings on Sent Items folder
If you accidently changed the view settings on Sent Items folder, this may cause some sent messages not visible in the folder. To check if you’ve set any view settings on Sent Items folder, please follow:
1. In Outlook, select Sent Items folder.
2. Click View tab from the Ribbon.
3. Click View Settings button. If you notice the
Reset Current View button is clickable, it means the view settings for Sent Items have been changed before.
4. Click the Reset Current View button and then check the Sent Items folder again.
Scan and repair the Outlook Data File
To repair the .pst file, please follow:
1. Find and start the Inbox Repair Tool in the following path:
For Outlook 2013 on a 32-bit version of Windows:
<disk drive>\Program Files\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15
For Outlook 2013 on a 64-bit version of Windows:
<disk drive>\Program Files(x86)\Microsoft Office 15\root\office15
2. In the Inbox Repair tool, click Browse to locate the PST file by using the Windows file system.
3. Click Start.
4. After the analysis scan has completed, it will present you with a scanning report and options for the next step. Click Repair button.
To repair the .ost file, since this type of data file is a copy of information saved on your mail server, we can just delete the OST file and restart Outlook to re-create a new one.
For more information about repair Outlook data files, please refer to this article:
Repair Outlook Data Files (.pst and .ost).
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Same problem here, connecting to a Groupwise (not latest) server. Whenever Mail.app 3 tries to upload/save a new messsage to the server, it would not save and completely lose the message!
I found slightly more information by turning off the "Save to server" option for Sent and Drafts, created a new message that I saved as draft, and then tried to manually move items to the Drafts or Sent folder on the IMAP server.
The error I received was: The message <message> could not be moved to the mailbox <mailbox>-<account>. The IMAP command "APPEND" (to <mailbox>) failed with server error: APPEND NotJunk.
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Outlook 2010 not saving Sent emails in Sent Items Folder

This problem does not exist on this forum. Using Outlook 2010 (V 14.0.7106.5001 (64-bit) on Windows 7 64-bit with three accounts: 1 account is Gmail and 2 accounts are IMAP. The IMAP accounts inexplicably stopped saving Sent emails. The
Gmail account still saves the Sent emails.
Tried already:
1. Changing the Sent Items setting from Save on folder on computer to Save on server and then changed back to the way it was, which is correct.
2. Created a new profile and entered the email settings. Still no sent mails being saved.
3. Ran Outlook repair. No luck.
Not sure where to go with this next. Never have run into a problem like this before.

Hi,
Please make sure you have the emails sent to the recipients successfully, if not, the emails may be saved to other folders if you have the following setting:
File tab -> Options -> Mail -> If you checked
Automatically save items that have not been sent after this many minutes,
Save to this folder, you may have your emails stored in the selected folder if the emails are not sent successfully.
Please visit the Webmail site, could you find the sent items there?
Try Reset View, then try to search for the sent emails by keywords in Advanced Find, can you find the emails?
Kindly check the following settings:
File tab -> Options -> Mail
-> under Save messages, make sure you have checked Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder
If none of the above helps, feel free to contact me again.
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Rules not working in Outlook 2010 Sent Items folder (Personal Folder)

I've been trying to automatically categorize and send emails I've written and sent to the archive's Sent Items folder. However, everytime I create a rule for a particular type of email it doesn't carry it out. The rule will only work when I manually
click 'Run this rule now...'.
Here is what my rule looks like:
Apply this rule after the message arrives
from Byron33
and sent to 'XXX'
and with 'YYY' in the subject'
assign it to the 'ZZZ' category
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But it doesn't work. All my other rules work (for the inbox folder). Any way in which I can get this rule to function automatically?

Hi
Thank you for using
Microsoft Office for IT Professionals Forums.
From your description, I understand that the rule will only work when you manually click 'Run this rule now...'. If there is any misunderstanding,
please feel free to let me know.
Turn off Cached Exchange Mode to test this issue:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/turn-on-or-off-cached-exchange-mode-HP010355560.aspx?CTT=1
Click the File tab.
Click Account Settings, and then click Account Settings.
On the E-mail tab, click the Exchange account, and then click
Change.
Under Microsoft Exchange server, clear the Use Cached Exchange Mode check box.
Exit and then restart Microsoft Outlook 2010.
If it work fine after turn off cached exchange mode ,please repair your .OST file follow this article steps:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/repair-outlook-data-files-pst-and-ost-HA010354964.aspx?CTT=1
More additional information
Troubleshoot rules you can refer to this link:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/troubleshoot-rules-HP005242904.aspx?CTT=1
Similar thread you can refer this link:
http://www.msoutlook.info/question/133
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"Sent Items" folder can not be synced up in time for Outlook 2013 cache mode

Hi,
I found a strange problem in Outlook 2013 cache mode. Hope anyone can help me find out if it is the new design of outlook 2013 or outlook 2013 issue.
I am using Exchange 2013 and Outlook 2013 client. I created two outlook profiles in two machines separately with a same exchange user, the difference for the two profiles is one is in cache mode, and the other is in uncache mode.
I launched outlook using the profiles in the two machines, go to "Sent Items" folder, I assume there are some messages in this folder in your mailbox, do below steps:
1. modify one of the messages in the "Sent Items" folder from the profile in cache mode, in this case, the changes to the message will be synced up to the profile which is in uncache mode immediately.
2. modify another messages in the "Sent Items" folder from the profile in uncache mode, in this case, the changes will never be synced up to the profile in cache mode.
In the second action above, even if I clicked "Send/Receive" button, and waited for whole night, the changes was not synched up to the cached mode side. The way I can get the latest changes to the "Sent Items" folder is "clear
offline items" and click "Update folder" or I need to remove and create the profile again.
All in all, the changes to the items in "Sent Items" folder of Outlook 2013 which was did from cache mode will be synched up to exchange server side immediately, but the changes which was did from exchange server side will
never be synched up to the cache mode side unless the end-user clear the offline items and update folder or create a new profile again.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks in advance!
Best Regards, Emily

The first behavior is by design even in the previous version of Office.
"1. modify one of the messages in the "Sent Items" folder from the profile in cache mode, in this case, the changes to the message will be synced up to the profile which is in uncache mode immediately."
Uploading local changes ---- By default, when you make a change locally, that change is synced to the server after 15 seconds. When you make another change within those 15 seconds, then the timer is reset again. As now you
could in theory hold off synchronization indefinitely, there is the maximum timer. This timer is started after the first change that you made and when it reaches 60 seconds, then a synchronization will occur to upload all the changes that you have made thus
far, no matter how many seconds are left on the upload timer.
However, in second section, this should be a downloading server changes
behavior ---- When a server side mailbox change occurs, Outlook is notified by the Exchange server of this change. By default, Outlook will then wait 30 seconds before synchronizing these changes. If there are any other changes occurring
at the server level within these 30 seconds, then these changes are downloaded at the same time as well.
At this time, please directly modify the message in sender items folders through Web-based access and then wait over 30 seconds to check if the items changes from cache mode profile. Please also test if we can reproduce that in other folder.
Let me know the result. Thanks.
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Emails sent from Thunderbird go into the "Sent" folder. Emails from Android phone go into the "Sent Items" folder. MS Outlook sees both, but TB only sees "Sent"

My university runs MS Exchange server.
I use MS Outlook on my Univ computer, Thunderbird on my laptop, and exchange email client on my HTC One smartphone running Android.
Thunderbird saves email in "Sent" folder on the server. Android phone saves it on the "Sent items" folder. MS Outlook can see both the folders, but Thunderbird only sees the "Sent" folder.
How can I make Thunderbird see the "Sent items" folder?

assuming you use an IMAP mail account:
Tools > Account Settings > Copies & Folders for the mail account
If you want emails saved in 'Sent Items'
select:' Place a copy in'
select: 'Other'
choose 'Sent Items' on account name'
click on OK
To see the 'Sent Items folder you would need to subscribe to see it.
If you have a Pop mail account, it cannot see any folders on the server.
It can only download emails from server Inbox to Thunderbird mail account Inbox.

One shared mailbox with multiple distribution groups connected and the sent items folder - how to configure?

Hi!
I have been struggling for a while now with the following issue.
For starters:
We are using exchange 2010 in combination with outlook 2013 on client computers.
Cause of the limitations concerning the number of mailboxes in outlook im looking for a solution to receive and reply
to multiple aliasses. So i did the following:
1. Configured one shared mailbox.
2. Configured multiple distribution groups
3. made the shared mailbox a member of the distribution groups
4. Configured full access and send as permissions for myself on the shared mailbox ( testing )
5. Gave send as permissions to the shared mailbox in Active directory.
6. Logged in to OWA to setup rules for the shared mailbox.
I now receive emails from all connected distribution groups in the shared mailbox and also in the right folder.
I do however have to select the proper from address when i reply to an email.
the email sent by the main SMTP of the shared mailbox is placed into the sent folder of the shared mailbox.
I setup the senddelagate blabla in register.....
When i sent an email as one of the connected distribution groups it fails to put the sent item in the sent items folder of the shared mailbox. The email is sent using the proper address but placed in the sent folder of my main account.
I want this emails to end up in the sent items folder of the shared mailbox. Or even better, in a sent items folder for each of the addresses.
Any suggestions ?
Thanks in advance!

Hi,
As what
Rajkumar says, sending as a shared mailbox(full access permission) will put the email in the sent item of shared mailbox. But it cannot be located in the “sent item” of a distribution group. Because
it is a distribution group instead of a enabled user mailbox.
According to your further description, I understand that the reason why you configure that is some users reached the
limitation about the number of Exchange accounts you can include in the same Outlook profile. Is it rights? If I misunderstand, please point it out.
By default, user can only add 10 Exchange accounts to the same profile. You can customize the limit to the number Exchange accounts in the same profile using the following registry data:
Key: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\policies\Microsoft\exchange
DWORD: MaxNumExchange
Value: integer value starting at 1 (default = 10 if DWORD is missing)
http://blogs.technet.com/b/outlooking/archive/2012/12/24/clarification-on-outlook-2010-and-additional-exchange-account-supportability.aspx
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Sent Items folder is not available

I am using Outlook 2010 and have configured my domains' email address as an account on the Outlook profile. On the left sidebar I see my email address listed as follows:
> [email protected]
Inbox
Deleted Items
Junk E-mail
Sent Items
I have configured my account to keep a copy of sent items. When I compose and email and send it I always get the "Sent Items folder is not available" message which I never got in Outlook 2003.
However, as you can see above the Sent Items folder is listed! When I click on the Inbox node and select IMAP Folders I see that it is NOT subscribed to ANY folder. I press the Query button and select all folders (Inbox, Deleted, Junk, Sent) and press the
Subscribe button. It doesn't produce any error message. I close that dialog and then reopen again to see my subscribed folders list and IT IS EMPTY!!!
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Mail and sent items folder on Yahoo!

(Firstly I'm running the latest version of Mail on the latest OSX on an iMac, and MBA, iPads and iPhones).
What is it with Mail on oSX and how have Apple managed to make it so much worse than Mail on iOS?!!!!!
First issues, if you can help please.
I use Yahoo! On every Mail app in the world for the last zillion years (including on iOS) when you sent an email it goes in to your Sent Items. Nothing revolutionary about that. But why on Mail for OSX does it go in to a different folder called Sent Messages and not in the Sent Items folder like it does on every other Apple Mail app?! If I sent an email on my iMac when I want to find it on my iPhone I won't find it in Sent Items (one of the four or so default folders with a pretty icon) but instead I have to find it all on it's own in a separate sub folder called Sent Messages. Can that really be right?
Secondly, Exchange.
Mail on iOS and Exchange all works simply and logically and updates immediately etc. Why does Exchange mail on Mail for OSX firstly take many, many, many, minutes to update the Inbox (despite manually clicking the Get Mail icon). it is soooooo slow despite forcing it to do it. Also, identicasl settings for Mail Preferences on my MBA and my iMac. One Exchange Inbox says 189 Unread and the other says 98 Unread.
Mail for OSX gets a resounding 2/10 score but maybe I'm doing something wrong?
All input gratefully received.

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Hi Scott
To see Sent Mail on you Gmail IMAP address in Apple Mail program, you need to click on and expose Gmail section in left column of mail and show the Sent folder as shown below. This will show you the emails sent from your other devices. This information is stored on Gmail server.
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I am using Entourage 200 with POP account. I have the preference for "save copies of sent messages in the Sent Items folder" clicked since I install it a year ago. But a couple of days ago, all my sent emails have vanished. Even new emails I compose and sent out are not appearing in the "sent items" folder. I did hit "option" when openning the program and everything verify ok. Any help would be greatly appreciate.

Since this is the Mail & Address Book - Tiger discussions/forum for Apple's Mail and Address Book applications, you probably won't get much help here with your question.
What is the size of your Entourage database file? Entourage uses a single large database to store all application data and I believe Entourage X has a 4 GB database size limit.
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Hi,
I sent several test messages from my iPhone, using the Exchange account at work (I have Active Sync enabled through AT&T) to my personal Gmail account. The mail received on my Gmail account appears jut fine. The copy delivered to my Sent Items folder is fine when viewed from the iPhone, but screwed up when viewed in Entourage. I think the problem is a illegal blank line. To wit, this is what showed up in my Sent Items folder when I sent a short test message:
MAIL FROM: <[email protected]>
RCPT TO: <[email protected]>
RCPT TO: <[email protected]>
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Tue, 4 Aug 2009 16:55:51 +0000
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From: "Rob Tanner" <[email protected]>
To: "Rob Tanner" <[email protected]>
Content-Type: text/plain;
format=flowed;
charset="us-ascii"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit
thread-topic: Testing iPhone email
Subject: Testing iPhone email
thread-index: AcoVJGyhAl90xP3tSS+D8qPikZpp7Q==
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Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2009 09:55:47 -0700
Testing iPhone email
Rob
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I Recently upgraded from Snow Leopard to Lion, and so far, there are at least a couple of things that puzzle me.
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I have now created a smart mailbox as described above (good idea), and although I have some 50 messages in my Sent box, all with attachments (waiting to be removed so I can store the messages in the proper mailboxes), the smart mailbox is empty. So, Mail doesn't recognise these messages as containing attachments.
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I have an "invisible" item in my sent items folder. I keep getting an error that says "The action could not be completed. An unknown error (4362) occurred."
How can I get rid of this invisible file?
I often have to force quit entourage because it seems like it locks up.
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Jeremy

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Sent items folder

I had an issue where emails I sent from my laptop were not appearing in the sent folder on my iPad or iPhone. Conversely, mails sent from the apple devices were not showing on my laptop. I also had holes in my sent messages ie months/years missing! They were all present when I viewed via webmail however. Despite various bouts of deleting and re-adding email accounts I could not fix this. I thought (foolishly I now understand) it would be a good idea to consolidate all of my sent messages in a new folder and then move them back into my sent items. Yahoo does not allow you to manually add mails to the sent folder! My apple devices can see the newly created consolidated sent items folder but the mails never download and my laptop can't even see the folder. How can I move my sent mails back to the original sent items folder..? Help! It's driving me mad!

I have the same problem....I have checked settings on my phone and it only seems to be Yahoo sent mail that is not showing in sent folder on my iphone5..... Grrrrrrr Can't find any help on this anywhere

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I'm now starting to notice the emails that don't come in order are all posted from sites that use multiple platforms to send the same message; email, Facebook, Twitter, etc. so maybe that has something to do with it. I'm thinking the hold up is possibly at their end.

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