Work contour fields

The Work Contour field provides choices for the contour shape to use for the resources assigned to a task. The work contour determines how work for an assignment is to be distributed across the duration of the assignment. No information actually appears in the task or resource version of this field; it merely makes the corresponding Work Contour information available for assignments. 

There are several categories of Work Contour fields.

Data Type    Enumerated

Work Contour (task field)

Entry Type    Null

Best Uses    Add the Work Contour task field to the sheet portion of the Task Usage view when you want to see the corresponding Work Contour fields for the individual assignments on the task.

Examples    You are reviewing the work contours for task assignments. You add the Work Contour task field to the Task Usage view. No information appears in the Work Contour field next to the task name itself. However, the work contours for the tasks' assignments appear in the Work Contour assignment fields below each task name. You see that for the "Coordinate trade show" task, Jamie is assigned with a back-loaded work contour.

Work Contour (resource field)

Entry Type    Null

Best Uses    Add the Work Contour resource field to the sheet portion of the Resource Usage view when you want to see the corresponding Work Contour fields for a resource's individual assignments.

Examples    You are reviewing the work contours for your resources' assignments. You add the Work Contour resource field to the Resource Usage view. No information appears in the Work Contour field next to Jamie's name. However, the work contours for Jamie's assignments appear in the Work Contour assignment fields below Jamie's name. You see that for Jamie, the "Coordinate trade show " task has a back-loaded work contour.

Change where sent email messages are saved

In Outlook, you can specify the folder where sent email items are saved.

Newer versionsOffice 2010Office 2007

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Outlook 2016 and Outlook 2013 for Windows use the Exchange protocol to connect to Outlook.com (formerly Hotmail). The Exchange protocol allows you to change where sent items are stored.

When you use an IMAP account, you can't change where sent items are stored, although you can turn off saving of sent messages entirely.

Note: You can check to see if you're using an IMAP account by selecting File > Account Settings > Account Settings.

For Outlook.com and other Exchange accounts use the steps below to save your sent messages in the originating folder.

Change where sent email messages are saved when using an Exchange account

1. Click File > Options > Mail.

2. Under Save messages, make sure the Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder check box is selected.

3. Select the When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder check box.

   

Turn off saving sent items in an IMAP email account

If you are using an IMAP account with Outlook, you may notice that sent messages are being saved twice. To resolve this, you can turn off saving of sent items in Outlook.

1. On the File menu, click Account Settings > Account Settings.

2. Select the IMAP, and then click Change.

3. Then select the Don't save copies of sent items check box.

4. Click Next, then Done.

Change where sent email messages are saved when using an Exchange account

By default, a copy of each message that you send is saved in the Sent Items folder.

When you reply to or forward an email message that is saved in any folder other than the Inbox, you can configure Outlook to save a copy of the sent message in the same folder as the original message.

1. Click File > Options > Mail.

2. Under Save messages, make sure the Save copies of messages in the Sent Items folder check box is selected.

3. Select the When replying to a message that is not in the Inbox, save the reply in the same folder check box.

   

Change where sent messages are saved when using an IMAP email account

1. On the File menu, click Account Settings > Account Settings.

2. Select an email account that is not an Exchange account, and then click Change.

3. Click More Settings.

4. In the Internet email Settings dialog box, click the Sent Items tab.

   

5. Click Save sent items in the following folder on the server, expand the folder list, and then click a folder.

   Or, to choose a custom folder for saving your sent items, click Save sent items in the following folder on the server, and then click New Folder or More Folders.

Change where sent email messages are saved when using an Exchange account

By default, a copy of each message that you send is saved in the Sent Items folder.

When you reply to or forward an email message that is saved in any folder other than the Inbox, you can configure Outlook to save a copy of the sent message in the same folder as the original message.

1. On the Tools menu, click Options, and then on the Preferences tab, click email Options.

2. Under Message handling, the Save copies of messages in Sent Items folder check box must be selected.

   

3. Click Advanced email Options.

4. Select the In folders other than the Inbox, save replies with original message check box.

Change where sent messages are saved when using an IMAP email account

Note: The first time you send an email message with your IMAP account, you are prompted to choose the folder where you want sent items saved.

1. On the Tools menu, click Account Settings.

2. Select an email account that is not an Exchange account, and then click Change.

3. Click More Settings.

4. In the Internet email Settings dialog box, click the Folders tab.

   

   1 To choose a custom folder for saving your sent items, click Choose an existing folder or create a new folder to save your sent items for this account in.

   2 Click a folder to save the sent items in, or click New Folder.

   By default, the sent messages from all your accounts are saved in the default Sent Items folder in Outlook. If you have an Exchange account in your Outlook profile, the default folder is Sent Items in your Exchange mailbox.

5. Click Choose an existing folder or create a new folder to save your sent items for this account in, expand the folder list, and then click a folder. Usually, you choose Sent Items in the data file for the account that you selected.

   Note: You should first make sure that you are subscribed to the Sent Items folder so that it will appear in the Internet email Settings dialog box as described in step 4. For information about how to subscribe to IMAP account folders, see the See Also section.