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My wife and I each have an email account set up with my ISP.
I've set up a rule to send any message with her email address to a folder called "Wife". Works perfectly. Except if an email comes in addressed to both of us. Then both "copies" of the email go to the "wife" folder. Is there a way around this? Steve |
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Nope. WYSIWYG.
Message Rules Tips http://www.insideoe.com/tips/rules.htm Why doesn't my rule work? http://www.insideoe.com/faqs/why.htm#rules Steve wrote: My wife and I each have an email account set up with my ISP. I've set up a rule to send any message with her email address to a folder called "Wife". Works perfectly. Except if an email comes in addressed to both of us. Then both "copies" of the email go to the "wife" folder. Is there a way around this? Steve |
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Use 'Where the email is from specified account' instead of using her email
address. Do you also have 'Stop processing more rules'? -- Ronald Sommer "Steve" wrote in message ... My wife and I each have an email account set up with my ISP. I've set up a rule to send any message with her email address to a folder called "Wife". Works perfectly. Except if an email comes in addressed to both of us. Then both "copies" of the email go to the "wife" folder. Is there a way around this? Steve |
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This is two accounts/addresses using the same OE identity?
First, create a local folder to be used as a second Inbox and name it anything you want. (Inbox-2)? Use this for one of the accounts, and the default Inbox for the other. Then create a message rule. Where the message is from the specified account. Move it to the specified folder & Stop processing more rules. Click on: Specified Account and enter the account name for the second Inbox. Click on: Specified Folder and select the folder you created. Name the rule. Move this rule to the top of the rules list and the incoming messages will be separated into their respective folders. -- Bruce Hagen MS-MVP Outlook Express Imperial Beach, CA "Steve" wrote in message ... My wife and I each have an email account set up with my ISP. I've set up a rule to send any message with her email address to a folder called "Wife". Works perfectly. Except if an email comes in addressed to both of us. Then both "copies" of the email go to the "wife" folder. Is there a way around this? Steve |
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Maybe, maybe not. It depends on how the accounts are set up on the ISP.
Look in OE at Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, Servers, Incoming Mail Server Account Name. If both accounts have the same name there, then you are out of luck. OE is unable to tell the two messages apart. If the names are different there, then you should be using the Rule where the message is from Specified Account rather than where the TO contains. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Steve" wrote in message ... My wife and I each have an email account set up with my ISP. I've set up a rule to send any message with her email address to a folder called "Wife". Works perfectly. Except if an email comes in addressed to both of us. Then both "copies" of the email go to the "wife" folder. Is there a way around this? Steve |
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![]() The accounts have different names so I used 'Where the email is from specified account' . When I read that previously, the word 'from' fooled me into thinking this was something linked to outgoing mail. I now realize it must mean 'from' the mail server. Job solved. Thanks to you all. Steve "Michael Santovec" wrote in message ... Maybe, maybe not. It depends on how the accounts are set up on the ISP. Look in OE at Tools, Accounts, Mail, Properties, Servers, Incoming Mail Server Account Name. If both accounts have the same name there, then you are out of luck. OE is unable to tell the two messages apart. If the names are different there, then you should be using the Rule where the message is from Specified Account rather than where the TO contains. -- Mike - http://pages.prodigy.net/michael_santovec/techhelp.htm "Steve" wrote in message ... My wife and I each have an email account set up with my ISP. I've set up a rule to send any message with her email address to a folder called "Wife". Works perfectly. Except if an email comes in addressed to both of us. Then both "copies" of the email go to the "wife" folder. Is there a way around this? Steve |
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![]() "Steve" wrote in message ... My wife and I each have an email account set up with my ISP. I've set up a rule to send any message with her email address to a folder called "Wife". Works perfectly. Except if an email comes in addressed to both of us. Then both "copies" of the email go to the "wife" folder. Is there a way around this? Steve |
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