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I sent a send later email, but can't find it in any sent folder. Where is it now?

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Yesterday I composed a message and chose "send later." Then I couldn't find it anywhere, but this forum told me where to find it. So today I opened the message and clicked on "send." Now I can't find it in any sent folder which I always check to make sure my message has been sent. Where is it now? Thank you! mef

Yesterday I composed a message and chose "send later." Then I couldn't find it anywhere, but this forum told me where to find it. So today I opened the message and clicked on "send." Now I can't find it in any sent folder which I always check to make sure my message has been sent. Where is it now? Thank you! mef
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Thanks for trying to help. I accidentally found it and figured out what I did wrong. Totally my own fault. Again thanks for your time. mef

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You found it in Local Folders|Outbox?

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Yes, I found it in Local Folders/Outbox waiting to be sent. So then I clicked send. It is no longer in Local Folders/Outbox. But I can't find it in any sent folder. Where's my copy after it's been sent?

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Thanks for trying to help. I accidentally found it and figured out what I did wrong. Totally my own fault. Again thanks for your time. mef

I just did the same myself. The outgoing message was parked in Outbox. When I selected "send unsent messages" a copy appeared in the Sent folder of the account I'd used when composing it.

I usually use View|Folders|Unified when I know what sort of folder a message should be in but not exactly which one.