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April 25th 06, 08:17 PM
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Need Help with Creating a Multi-part Rule for Outlook 2003
Hi all --
Has anyone else come across the need to do the following: * Have a rule that copies and then forwards all non-domain generated e-mail to another e-mail address. For example: - Have all e-mail sent by anyone within the xyz.com domain to remain in the Inbox, but anything not sent by someone within xyz.com will be copied and forwarded to another recipient. If any one knows of a way to accomplish the above or if it is not possible, please reply here. Sincerely, Ralph Greenberg, MCSA 
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