I dont see my sent items after i import my email outlook 2003

The key to managing email using Microsoft Outlook is learning how to create email categories and prioritize your emails -- think of it as pruning and weeding your email garden -- so you can benefit from the flourish of information you have available. Once the Sent and Received emails are categorized, it is easier to see where "email growth" is coming from and decide where to prune and create new branches.
For example, advertising emails may be worth reviewing when they first arrive, but they soon go stale and can be removed. Bank notices and receipts you may want to hold on to longer.
For the folders you create for Sent mail, you will want to adjust the view (right click on the display/sort bar of the folder, Customize Current View, Fields...) to remove the From and Received and add the To and Sent field.
You may also want to add other useful fields to your folder's view. Size allows you to see and sort by the size of the message. You may decide to unburden your email folders of larger emails and manage them outside of email (i.e., save important attachments or save an entire email to location outside of Outlook).
Consider changing the properties of folders to show the Total Number of Items rather than the Total Number of Unread Items, particularly, if you are already getting alerts for important new messages being received.

Start Outlook Express.
On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the Send tab.
Uncheck to select the Save copy of sent messages in the Sent Items folder check box.
Click Apply, and then click OK.

Outlook:
Tools/Options/Preferences/Email Options/Save Copies...in the list un-check the box that says save sent messages in sent folder..

Hope this helps.

Recheck the exchange/mail server properites and confirm they are correct. Also, check and see if it is set to Cached Exchange mode.

In Office 2007, select Tools > Accounts Settings. Then make sure the correct email account is selected and select Change while the Email tab is selected.

Cancel send recieve and by double clicking on botton right bar or outlook right click the mail on outbook and move to deleted items

go to file in the outlook.
click on import and export
select import from another program of file, click next
select Microsoft Excel 97-2003, click next
type in or browser for the Excel file you want to import, and select don not import duplicate items. click next
select destination folder-contact folder click next
***********To add or remove fields to determine the way the contact information is saved in the new imported file,***********
click on map custom field.
click and drag the item in the left panel to the right panel, where you want the item to appear.
click finish.
if you don't like the way the items imported. just hight all of the items that was imported in the contact folder and press deleted.
you can start again.

if you still have problem. go to the follwoing link
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook/HA010964231033.aspx

Thats very strange,

Please open your outlook 2003. Then go on Deleted items, Rt click on properties.

Then check the option if you have done Restore defaults, then uncheck it.


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ELLIN

It is possible that the mail you sent just simply has not arrived to its location just yet. It is also possible that your email could have been filtered, or thrown in the spam folder for whatever reason.

Most of the time, if Outlook says it was sent, then it was more than likely sent, as it watches the connections to the servers... Now we just have to find it.

If you can, have the intended recipient of your email check the spam/junk mail folder. Also, if you are connecting to a webmail server such as Gmail through outlook, and you are (for example) sending your email to someone that is using Yahoo mail... Sometimes it may take a moment to go through all the way, though it should not take TOO long.

I hope that this has helped to solve your problem, good luck!

I am recieving some of my emails in my sent box not my inox.I am also using Outlook 2003