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Hi,
I would like to create a rule where I can automatically move messages from my inbox to a .pst folder based on who sent the messages and that the message has been "read". In other words, I would like to leave messages that I haven't read from that person in my inbox. I can only see the option to change the status to "read" in the rule wizard. It doesn't seem to give me the option to use the status "read" as criteria. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thanks heaps, Daniel. |
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![]() wrote: Hi, I would like to create a rule where I can automatically move messages from my inbox to a .pst folder based on who sent the messages and that the message has been "read". In other words, I would like to leave messages that I haven't read from that person in my inbox. I can only see the option to change the status to "read" in the rule wizard. It doesn't seem to give me the option to use the status "read" as criteria. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thanks heaps, Daniel. The closest I could get was under the "flagged for action". It mentions the status "read" there, but when I run the rule wizard, it fails to pick up the message. |
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How you would like to use rules does not have any relationship to how they
work. Rules can only be rub upon receipt or upon sending email. -- Neil wrote in message ups.com... Brian Tillman wrote: wrote: I would like to create a rule where I can automatically move messages from my inbox to a .pst folder based on who sent the messages and that the message has been "read". In other words, I would like to leave messages that I haven't read from that person in my inbox. I can only see the option to change the status to "read" in the rule wizard. It doesn't seem to give me the option to use the status "read" as criteria. Does anyone know how this can be done? Since automatic rules act upon incoming messages which are, by definition, unread, I don't see how that's possible. If the Rules Wizard were able to test the read state of a message as a condition, then conceivably you could do it with a manual message, but that condition doesn't exist. You could mark the message with an action (like Follow Up) and then test the state of that action, but again, the rule would have to be run manually. -- Brian Tillman Hi Brian, thanks for the response! ![]() purely for incomming messages. Rules should be able to be run at any time. In my case, I would like to use the rules to organise my Inbox. This is also mentioned when I click on the "Organise" option under "Tools". It suggests one way of organising things is to use rules. I would just like to move all my messages from certain people that have been "read" to certain folders. I may have to resort to manually flagging each individual message to get it to recognise the message, but then I will not be able to use the follow up functionality. All the best, Daniel. |
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you need to use a 3rd party tool to move messages later. I use auto-mate but
there are others. http://www.slipstick.com/addins/housekeeping.htm#user -- Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook] Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide) Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/ Outlook 2007: http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/ol2007/ Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/ Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter: wrote in message ups.com... Hi, I would like to create a rule where I can automatically move messages from my inbox to a .pst folder based on who sent the messages and that the message has been "read". In other words, I would like to leave messages that I haven't read from that person in my inbox. I can only see the option to change the status to "read" in the rule wizard. It doesn't seem to give me the option to use the status "read" as criteria. Does anyone know how this can be done? Thanks heaps, Daniel. |
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![]() Brian Tillman wrote: wrote: thanks for the response! ![]() purely for incomming messages. Rules should be able to be run at any time. Sure, if you run it manually, but I already said that, as you well know. I would just like to move all my messages from certain people that have been "read" to certain folders. I may have to resort to manually flagging each individual message to get it to recognise the message, but then I will not be able to use the follow up functionality. You could also use categories. Assign specific categories to the messages and then use the condition that tests categories. -- Brian Tillman Hi Brian, thanks for that. I will look into marking the incomming messages using categories. All the best, Daniel. ![]() |
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Hi Neil,
when I say "should be able to be run", I mean according to the documentation they should be able to be run, not a wish on my part. All the best, Daniel. Remove ABCD from Email address to reply wrote: How you would like to use rules does not have any relationship to how they work. Rules can only be rub upon receipt or upon sending email. -- Neil wrote in message ups.com... Brian Tillman wrote: wrote: I would like to create a rule where I can automatically move messages from my inbox to a .pst folder based on who sent the messages and that the message has been "read". In other words, I would like to leave messages that I haven't read from that person in my inbox. I can only see the option to change the status to "read" in the rule wizard. It doesn't seem to give me the option to use the status "read" as criteria. Does anyone know how this can be done? Since automatic rules act upon incoming messages which are, by definition, unread, I don't see how that's possible. If the Rules Wizard were able to test the read state of a message as a condition, then conceivably you could do it with a manual message, but that condition doesn't exist. You could mark the message with an action (like Follow Up) and then test the state of that action, but again, the rule would have to be run manually. -- Brian Tillman Hi Brian, thanks for the response! ![]() purely for incomming messages. Rules should be able to be run at any time. In my case, I would like to use the rules to organise my Inbox. This is also mentioned when I click on the "Organise" option under "Tools". It suggests one way of organising things is to use rules. I would just like to move all my messages from certain people that have been "read" to certain folders. I may have to resort to manually flagging each individual message to get it to recognise the message, but then I will not be able to use the follow up functionality. All the best, Daniel. |
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