Hi,

I have two e-mail address's set up under one account i.e prmary
and secondary , they are not separate as such
and are both on the same users profile. What i want to do is have mails from
the sales@ to go to a sperate outlook folder, i have tried to do this through
rules but a mail sent to the secondary address always come through with the
primary address on it so outlook rules cannot differentiate between the two.

Sorry made this as clear as possible any ideas? or do i have to set the
sales@ address as a separate account and forward to John@!

Are both address' email in the same POP3 mailbox? If so, what sort of rule
were you using to move the mail?

"John" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have two e-mail address's set up under one account i.e prmary
and secondary , they are not separate as
such
and are both on the same users profile. What i want to do is have mails
from
the sales@ to go to a sperate outlook folder, i have tried to do this
through
rules but a mail sent to the secondary address always come through with
the
primary address on it so outlook rules cannot differentiate between the
two.

Sorry made this as clear as possible any ideas? or do i have to set the
sales@ address as a separate account and forward to John@!

Both on the same user account on MSexchange server, tried to use the rule: If
sales@ is in the recipent line to send to folder

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Are both address' email in the same POP3 mailbox? If so, what sort of rule
were you using to move the mail?

"John" wrote in message
...
Hi,

I have two e-mail address's set up under one account i.e prmary
and secondary , they are not separate as
such
and are both on the same users profile. What i want to do is have mails
from
the sales@ to go to a sperate outlook folder, i have tried to do this
through
rules but a mail sent to the secondary address always come through with
the
primary address on it so outlook rules cannot differentiate between the
two.

Sorry made this as clear as possible any ideas? or do i have to set the
sales@ address as a separate account and forward to John@!

Hmmmm, try the rule option that looks for text in the header, if that works
in your situation

"John" wrote in message
...
Both on the same user account on MSexchange server, tried to use the rule:
If
sales@ is in the recipent line to send to folder

will give it a go cheers

"Vince Averello [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

Hmmmm, try the rule option that looks for text in the header, if that works
in your situation

"John" wrote in message
...
Both on the same user account on MSexchange server, tried to use the rule:
If
sales@ is in the recipent line to send to folder