O.K. You are right that archiving works on the last modified date of
E-mail message.

But - on the other hand - I have heard (from another MVP-Outlook) that
the the date
is strictly concerned with the date of *importing* the message from
some sources
(another E-mail clients etc.).

Thus, I am not sure that if I simply open the message - it will have
any impact to
the archivization date considered. If it was the case, it would mean
that Microsoft made
a big bug when elaborating such kind of archivization.

So, could you please delivering any Microsoft sources (e.g. from MS
Knowledge Base)
- supporting your opinion ?

Greetings, Ajakibs (Poland)

U¿ytkownik "Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]"
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...
Archiving works on the last modified date so if you have moved,
opened,
accessed the items in any way, the modified date changes to the
current date
and will not archive.

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Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook]

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After furious head scratching, CAMC1 asked:

| We have auto-archive anything older then 6months, archiving back
to
| exchange server drive. But it doesn't seem to work. I manually try
to
| run from outlook, it shows it is running, but when I open my
| Archive.pst files, all folders there but no e-mails archived. I
know
| I have e-mails older then a year, I verified my archive path is
| correct, I can drag and drop e-mails to archive folder no problem.
|
| Why, anyone has seen this issue?
| Thanks
|
| MC