Identifying the recipient of sent emails


  1. Judesman
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    Identifying the recipient of sent emails


    I am using Outlook 2007. I send many emails on the same sublect to a number of different recipients. I use a colour to categorize the subject but is there anyway that I can identify the recipient in "Sent" emails. I could add an identifier to the heading but am I missing something here?

    Any help appreciated.
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  3. gladson1976
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    You could sort (Arrange By) the Sent items folder with To instead of Date :)
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  4. Irene
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    You can also use the 'View' settings:
    Sent Items folder only shows my name | MSOutlook.info
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  6. Judesman
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    Many thanks. I feel a bit of an idiot really, in Current View there is the option to display as "Sent to". Problem solved, I should have looked!
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