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I have already answered the question in my first post. <br />
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Simon.<br />
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I have already answered the question in my first post.

Simon.

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ohh I'm sorry...<br />
Do you know any third party software that will do the job?<br />
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Thanks<br />
jdff
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ohh I'm sorry...
Do you know any third party software that will do the job?

Thanks
jdff

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There is no mechanism in Exchange that creates rules. <br />
All event sinks could be described as third party, but you may have to get one created for you. <br />
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Simon.<br />
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If your question has been answered, pleased remember to accept the answer and close the question. 
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There is no mechanism in Exchange that creates rules.
All event sinks could be described as third party, but you may have to get one created for you.

Simon.

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If your question has been answered, pleased remember to accept the answer and close the question.

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I was wondering if I can create a rule that will applies to everybody's outlook, all I need is to filter the a content and move it to a different folder.<br />
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Thanks<br />
jdff
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I was wondering if I can create a rule that will applies to everybody's outlook, all I need is to filter the a content and move it to a different folder.

Thanks
jdff

How can I create a global rule on exchange?

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