On 09/22/09 10:08, Tom Pamin wrote: > Mark Hansen wrote: >> On 09/22/09 09:26, Tom Pamin wrote: >>> I installed Seamonkey on a new PC, and I have no Sent folder in my >>> email. If I create one, sent messages are not saved to it. How can I get >>> Seamonkey to create a Sent folder, and then save messages to it? >> >> First, verify the settings on your e-mail account. In Mail & Newsgroup >> Account Settings, look at the 'Copies & Folders' page (under your account >> in the tree view). You should have selected "Place a copy in:". Then >> make sure that under that, you have selected "Sent" Folder on:, then >> select your account (or Local Folders as the case may be for your setup). >> >> To the best of my recollection, it will create a Sent folder once one >> is needed, so if these are not set up properly, one won't be created >> where you expect it. >> >> Best Regards, > > I copied over my Sent folder, and the 2 sent files from my other PC. Now > the Sent folder at least shows up in the list. But the messages are > still not being saved to it. > > I find what's happening is the when I go to Copies and Folders, and > choose the option to have the messages saved in Sent, the settings don't > stay once I click OK. So no folder can be chosen, since the settings > don't hold. How do I fix this?
I don't know. My first thought is there is a problem with the profile. To test this, you can create a test profile and see if the settings work when using it. Assuming the test profile works, then you can either migrate all of your stuff to that profile and delete the original, or determine what's wrong with the original and fix it. Perhaps someone else has hit this problem before and knows what to do without having to create a test profile? Best Regards, _______________________________________________ support-seamonkey mailing list [email protected] https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/support-seamonkey
