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Re: Want to save one email to two folders in Outlook
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Late addition here... but I tend to keep e-mails for up to 3 years. Part of that is because some of it is documents that we are legally responsible for having for that long, the rest is because I've learned that it's a CMA move. More than once I've pulled something up from the past that saves me in the present. I figure even in those situations that if it's older than 3 years it's probably not pertinent and therefore no help.
I keep stuff in several folders in my e-mail all the time. I love the tip of the control drag... going to be using this often! We get training updates electronically, and the same update may include several different topics. Just as I would print the e-mail and file it in separate training files, I need to store the electronic version in the electronic folder for each topic. The tips shared here will ensure that I can do that quickly and easily and have all my references in the appropriate training folder at my fingertips! Thanks y'all!
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