When you click the Advanced E-Mail Options button in the E-Mail options dialog box, Outlook displays the dialog box shown in Figure 27-50.

FIGURE 27-50
Setting advanced e-mail options.

Most of these options are self-explanatory, so I do not go into details with those. The few that may require explanation are the following:

• AutoSave Items In: Specifies the folder when Outlook automatically saves items (for example, messages you have started composing but not yet sent).
• In Folders Other Than the Inbox: When you reply to a message that is located in any folder other than the Inbox, your reply is saved in that folder rather than in the Sent Items folder. This feature can help to keep related messages together.
• Display a New Mail Desktop Alert: When a new message arrives, Outlook displays a small, semitransparent preview of the message in the lower-right corner of your screen. Click the Desktop Alert Settings button to specify the details of how this alert appears.
• Set Importance/Sensitivity: Specifies the default importance and sensitivity levels for new messages that you create.

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