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Old September 9th 06, 08:46 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
skip
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Default New with Outlook 2003 and IMAP

We have just been directed that we have to start using Outlook 2003.
When I mark an email for trash or junk, I get a line through the topic
and it gets grayed out.
Is there a setting I can use that will put the email into trash or
junk when I identify it as trash or junk?

I am also trying to put my address book together. I need to find a way
to have any email coming in with the same address (ex:
) or
) be made into a rule and make
sure it goes to the appropriate folder.

I am setup using an IMAP configuration.

Any help would be greatly appreciated since there are several people
looking at me for guidance.


Dan (Still going in circles)
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Old September 10th 06, 12:13 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook
William Lefkovics [MVP]
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Default New with Outlook 2003 and IMAP

When I mark an email for trash or junk, I get a line through the topic and
it gets grayed out. Is there a setting I can use that will put the email
into trash or junk when I identify it as trash or junk?


That is the default and proper way for IMAP to show deletions. There is a
command to purge those deletions:
Edit--Purge Deleted Items
With IMAP, the messages remain on your mail server as well.
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/as...460201033.aspx
You might be able to create a rule to move them to another folder, though I
am not sure how based on the item being deleted. It sounds like you prefer
POP instead of IMAP.

For the second part, you would create such a rule manually, and you would
only need to do so once.
Right-click on the message in your inbox and select 'Create Rule'. Follow
the guidelines there.




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We have just been directed that we have to start using Outlook 2003.
When I mark an email for trash or junk, I get a line through the topic
and it gets grayed out.
Is there a setting I can use that will put the email into trash or
junk when I identify it as trash or junk?

I am also trying to put my address book together. I need to find a way
to have any email coming in with the same address (ex:
) or
) be made into a rule and make
sure it goes to the appropriate folder.

I am setup using an IMAP configuration.

Any help would be greatly appreciated since there are several people
looking at me for guidance.


Dan (Still going in circles)


 




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