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Old May 21st 08, 02:45 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
Christopher J. Amatulli
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Default is it possible to create a dynamic rule in outlook?

i was curious if its possible to create a outlook rule that for example can
say:
All e-mails with date now()-90, move to folder archive

if its not possible to create a rule like that, is their a interface
anywhere with vb.net that can update/modify outlook rules?


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