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Hi All,
I'm just starting to use Outlook for Mac for work emails. I use Thunderbird otherwise. And I'm baffled by where my sent items can be found. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
It's version 16.11 if that helps.
I'm assuming it's obvious and I'm just missing it somehow...
Thanks.
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS High Sierra (10.13.1)
It's normally in view. Though someone may have intentionally, or inadvertently hidden it.
With Outlook in the foreground, go up to the menu bar and choose View > Sidebar.
Edit: Ah! You found it while I was typing my response.
It's normally in view. Though someone may have intentionally, or inadvertently hidden it.
With Outlook in the foreground, go up to the menu bar and choose View > Sidebar.
Edit: Ah! You found it while I was typing my response.
By default, Outlook collapses the folder listings in the left column.
Click on the expansion arrow next to On My Computer so see all of the individual folders.
It will stay this way until you choose to close it.
Hmm. I don't have that window at all. I have a strip along the top with 'new email, new items, delete, archive, reply' etc on it. And then each email listed below that. And a window beneath that with the details of the email I am clicked on.
But there is no window on the left or right side at all...
I've just found it! I had to look under view and do a bit of trial and error, but turning on 'side bar' suddenly showed me all that I needed. Thanks for the help!
Each separate mail account has its own Sent folder and you can see a combined Sent folder in All Accounts....
I've only got one mail account set up on Outlook, and can't see any sent folders. Where should I be looking?
Sent Items in Outlook for Mac?
