Sent Emails Not In Sent Folder

  • Thread starter Rafael Montserrat
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Rafael Montserrat

OS 10.4.10
Ibook G4
1.5 GB Ram
Entourage 11.3.2

Hi,

I just sent three emails to a UK email address. They sent out of the outbox
and made the sent chimes. However, I can't find them in the in the "Sent"
folder. Each email had two attachments, from 150 kb to 500 kb. Where did
they go? They're important business emails. I have sent and received email
on that address successfully before.

Thanks, Rafael
 
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Diane Ross

I just sent three emails to a UK email address. They sent out of the outbox
and made the sent chimes. However, I can't find them in the in the "Sent"
folder. Each email had two attachments, from 150 kb to 500 kb. Where did
they go? They're important business emails. I have sent and received email
on that address successfully before.

Check for Outgoing rules.

Create a custom Mail view to find the missing emails.

Select Messages

Date Sent --> Is today

Copy the following script into the Script Editor. It will give you the
message path.

tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
set theMessage to item 1 of (get current messages)
set theItem to storage of theMessage
set containerPath to {subject of theMessage, name of theItem}
repeat
try
set theItem to parent of theItem
copy name of theItem to end of containerPath
on error
exit repeat
end try
end repeat
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {"/"}
set pathList to (reverse of containerPath) as text
display dialog "Path to selected message is:" & return & pathList
buttons {"OK"} default button 1
end tell
 
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Rafael Montserrat

On 12/1/07 3:41 PM, in article
C377312D.8BEF%[email protected], "Diane Ross"
Check for Outgoing rules.

Create a custom Mail view to find the missing emails.

Select Messages

Date Sent --> Is today

Copy the following script into the Script Editor. It will give you the message
path.

tell application "Microsoft Entourage"
set theMessage to item 1 of (get current messages)
set theItem to storage of theMessage
set containerPath to {subject of theMessage, name of theItem}
repeat
try
set theItem to parent of theItem
copy name of theItem to end of containerPath
on error
exit repeat
end try
end repeat
set AppleScript's text item delimiters to {"/"}
set pathList to (reverse of containerPath) as text
display dialog "Path to selected message is:" & return & pathList buttons
{"OK"} default button 1
end tell
Thanks
 

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