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In article <1991May05.232408.8483@lynx.CS.ORST.EDU> gonzalm@prism.cs.orst.edu (Mario Gonzales) writes:

:In Elm you have the option of Customizing your set-up  The option that you
:are particulally wanting to use is:
:
:savemail       This is where outgoing mail will have a copy  
:               silently saved.  This will only be used if 
:	       the copy flag is turned on.  Also note that 
:	       if the savename feature is enabled then this 
:	       filename may be ignored since the program   
:	       first looks for a mailbox that has the same 
:	       name as the login of the person you're     
:	       sending to, using that instead if found. 
:	       Default is $HOME/mbox. 

Recently, I asked about this very same problem.  Though I receive mail
on one machine, I send mail from several machines.  I would like to
keep a copy of my sent mail all on one machine.  So, I figure I can
just add a Bcc: header to ~/.elm/elmheaders and use the elm filter on
my mail machine to process all mail sent from myself to my =sent
folder.  (Also, I don't like the savename feature -- I'd like to keep
all of my mail sent in one place, rather than helter-skelter in
various folders along with received mail.)

Again, is there any way to implement what the original poster wants?
Something akin to a set record in a .mailrc?

						...Mike
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