Similar to this post, is there a way of creating a rule that creates folders
based on the subject line?
EG. An email arrives with a number attached: TT30944, the rule creates the
30944 folder and moves all mail with that number in the subject to that
folder.
Anyone here know if this is possibe?
Thanks
"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
The archive process is not programmable. Note that Microsoft does not support .pst files on network shares and warns that slowness and data corruption may be the result if you use them. A real server-based archiving system would be a better solution.
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Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54
"Christopher J. Amatulli" wrote in message ...
good point on the rules, never thought of that... i was more looking at the
option, but with your statement, your right in that its not condusive for
what i'm looking to do.
basically i'm looking to write a PST archiving tool which goes based on the
users mailbox size or the age of an e-mail, and when the item meets tose
requirements, it will move them to the archive file which is stored on the
persons network share, and outlook opens the file. once a file reaches a
specific size it creates a new one with the name of the start date.
have i said a mouthfull 
...
so basically i'm looking for a way to trigger outlook to process the
migration... is their a hook into the archive process that i can utilize? or
maybe a form thats used for the archive process i can modify?
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Christopher J. Amatulli
"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
A rule, by definition, runs when a user receives or sends mail. I see no connection between what you want to do and sending and receiving mail. Why not just write a VBA macro to move items? Or use the built-in archiving feature?
"Christopher J. Amatulli" wrote in message ...
i was curious if its possible to create a outlook rule that for example can
say:
All e-mails with date now()-90, move to folder archive
if its not possible to create a rule like that, is their a interface
anywhere with vb.net that can update/modify outlook rules?
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Christopher J. Amatulli