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Can I create a message filter for my outgoing messages?

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I'm working on a big project with a lot of people. I've created a mail filter to send all my incoming project emails to a designated folder. There's a lot of emailing every day, and it would be a help if I could get my OUTGOING messages filtered straight to the project folder instead of having to do it manually.

Thank you to anybody who can help. (Including telling me "no"!)

I'm working on a big project with a lot of people. I've created a mail filter to send all my incoming project emails to a designated folder. There's a lot of emailing every day, and it would be a help if I could get my OUTGOING messages filtered straight to the project folder instead of having to do it manually. Thank you to anybody who can help. (Including telling me "no"!)

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I suppose you have an option in filter to "apply after sending" I also use an add-on FiltaQuilla that gives me several more ways to filter.

Otherwise, send a bcc to yourself that your previous filter will take care of

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I suppose you have an option in filter to "apply after sending" I also use an add-on FiltaQuilla that gives me several more ways to filter.

Otherwise, send a bcc to yourself that your previous filter will take care of

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Thank you, thank you, thank you, Gnospen.

I have some cognitive deficits and sometimes it's hard for me to process everything on the screen . . . I've gone at this problem three or four times & never twigged to the "apply after sending" option.

Even now I can't figure out how to direct this reply to you, instead of the OP. It's frustrating. :-) I hope you'll check back in and see this.

ChH