Pete:

For what it's worth, I had much the same kind of issues as you, and what I did
was buy Nelson E-mail Organizer -- http://www.emailorganizer.com (best $35 I
ever spent).

Then I constructed rules for each type of mail, in-coming and out-going, to file
them *upon receipt*, not leaving them in the Inbox or Sent ...

This is possible because you tell NEO which *folders* matter, and they then
"show up" as Active, which then, with one keystroke, can be tucked away when you
are finished with them.

Give it a try. It could be just what you're after.

Regards,
Chuck


On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 16:47:56 +0200, Peter wrote:


Peter schreef in bericht ...
Hi all,

I get a lot of mail, and keep them organized by name of the contactperson.
For example: mail I either send to or receive from Pete, has to be moved
to
the Outlook-folder "Pete", after the mail has been read by me (in case of
a
receipt from a message from Pete) or after it has been sent (in case of
mail
I sent to Pete). Outlook rules do not allow for this; you can only copy
messages (which means you have duplicate messages in Outlook). Maybe a
macro
could do the trick, but you need to write macro's and I am not a technical
guy:-(. Would anybody know a solution, or would anybody be so kind to
write
an example for me in which I can do a search and replace to create my own
version? The current situation only guarantees I'm a candidate for RSI
(manually moving messages to subfolders):-(.

Any help on this matter would be highly appreciated:-).

Thank you and enjoy your day,

Regards,

Peter

Hi All,

Thanx to a user who referred me to a site which links to several solutions
(http://www.slipstick.com/addins/auto.htm) I managed to find one. Now I'm
risking being accussed again for spam again (:-)), since I've found several
people where looking for the same solution like I was and I want to share my
knowledge so other people might benefit from it.
http://www.madsolutions.com/ has Message Executive 6.0, which does exactly
what I want, in every detail.

I'm happy:-).

Regards,

Peter