Copying sent emails using Outlook Express to my ON...

I know that one can keep copies of emails received on Outlook Express on the online BT account, but is it possible to have copies of emails sent on Outlook Express kept on my online BT account?

CharlieSugar wrote:
A solution, although one (when online) needs to then file sent emails from the inbox. Surely there must be an easier way? (Thanks for thinking 'out of the box' though)
Standard SMTP/POP3 has no notion of folders, but there is an easier way - IMAP.
Unfortunately BT/Yahoo don't officially provide an IMAP service, but I've had some sucess using Yahoo!, although I've not tried with OE.
http://community.bt.com/t5/BB-in-Home/Viewing-E-Mails-sent-using-Apple-Mac-Mail-programme/m-p/108099...

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