<p>If the goal is to always capture a copy of sent messages a trick I discovered is to create a copyself rule that always copies to a specific folder.  That copy is recorded with the To: prefix. </p><p>This does not interfere with the option to select a copyself destination folder (results in an additional copy).</p><p> </p>

<p>hi</p><p>under my sent mail, all emails don't include the prefix "to" or have a header "to".</p><p>so it only says that the mail is coming from myself. </p><p>if i click on copies to self, it then includes the prefix "to". i need it to say that under sent mail though. </p><p>any ideas?</p><p> </p><p>thanks   </p>

<p>Please describe what you mean by "under my sent mail". </p><p>Normal behavior is that any message copied to self will contain the prefix "To:" in the From column.  If you are CCing or BCCing yourself then the "To:" prefix will not exist. </p>

<p>I had this same impression but put it on account of my non-anglophone origin. Anyway, if one CC/BCC a sent message to self I think using a Noticeboard as destination folder would overcome (in part) this "fault".</p><p>Messages sent to a Noticeboard add a Noticeboards: header which will handle the Recipient's address. So, a message sent to say PM-WIN@bama.ua.edu and BCCed to a Noticeboard will have added a header <b>Newsgroups: Pegasus Mail for Windows Discussion List <PM-WIN@bama.ua.edu></b>.</p><p>What I did is editing Wpm-Char.r <b>header_strings reader_headers</b> section to accommodate the new header (see below) and then recompile it with ResCom.exe. The resulting Wpm-Char.rsc file is put my Mailbox folder but I think it can stay at <b>winpm-32.exe directory</b> as well.</p><p>[quote]header_strings reader_headers    {    24,    "FROM:",                   "From:       ",    "TO:",                         "To:         ",    "SUBJECT:",               "Subject:    ",    "DATE:",                     "Date:       ",    "COMMENTS:",           "Comments:   ",    "X-MAILER:",               "Sent with:  ",    "REPLY-TO:",               "Reply to:   ",    "CC:",                          "Copies to:  ",    "BCC:",                        "BCC to:     ",    "NEWSGROUPS:",       "To:         ",    "RESENT-FROM:",        "Resent by:  ",    "RESENT-TO:",             "Resent to:  ",    "RESENT-DATE:",         "Resent in:  ",    "DELIVERED-TO:",       "Delivered:  ",    "X-RS-ID:",                   "Identity:   ",    "MESSAGE-ID:",          "Msg. ID:    ",    "CONTENT-TYPE:",      "Contents:   ",    "X-ORIGINATING-IP:",   "Sender IP:  "    "X-REAL-SENDER:",     "Origin:     ",    "SENDER:",                 "Sender:     ",    "ORGANIZATION:",       "Company:    ",    "X-TO:",                        "Firstly to: ",    "COPIES-TO:",             "Copies to:  ",    "PRIORITY:",                "Priority:   "    };[/quote]</p><p> This workaround won't help with the noticeboard pane which will show only the From: header, that is YOU, but once opened the message will show the proper addressee(s).</p><p> Of course the Copyself folder is the best place to deal with sent messages, but a number of users have been using to CC/BCC themselves to keep a copy of their full blown sent messages (text + graphics + attachments, etc.) I found that Noticeboards is the best way to handle this specially because this addressee(s) thing. I'm attaching a copy of my Wpm-char.r file renamed to Wpm-char.txt to comply with forum rules. </p><p>HTH </p>