I am using Outlook 2003, XP.

I need to setup a filter(?) so that every incoming mail will be sent
to another account having in mind a couple details:

1 - The 'forwarding' must be done from a different account (so that a
specific SMTP can be used).

2 - If something wrong happens delivering the forwarded mail, no error
message must be sent to the original sender.

Thanks
Henry

Better is to go about this the other way; have the account that you forward
the message to collect the emails itself. Many web based accounts like Gmail
and Live Hotmail support this and a probably your own ISP as well.

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"H. Martins" wrote in message
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I am using Outlook 2003, XP.

I need to setup a filter(?) so that every incoming mail will be sent
to another account having in mind a couple details:

1 - The 'forwarding' must be done from a different account (so that a
specific SMTP can be used).

2 - If something wrong happens delivering the forwarded mail, no error
message must be sent to the original sender.

Thanks
Henry

Roady,

No way. I can't access the source account. Just the account client
software.

Henry

You mean the target account?

Which mail account are you using? If POP3, then you can set the SMTP server
for that account to another server than the collecting server.
Otherwise, you'll need to do this via a custom VBA script which makes it
client only.

--
Robert Sparnaaij [MVP-Outlook]
Coauthor, Configuring Microsoft Outlook 2003
http://www.howto-outlook.com/
Outlook FAQ, HowTo, Downloads, Add-Ins and more

http://www.msoutlook.info/
Real World Questions, Real World Answers

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"H. Martins" wrote in message
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Roady,

No way. I can't access the source account. Just the account client
software.

Henry

No chance.

It is a Exchange Server I don't have any access to.

Could you please, if possible, give some hints about Outlook VBA. I
am used to Access VBA.

Thanks
Henry