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Not sure how you created the rule. May be doing this would help<br />
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Open Outlook <br />
go to tools --&gt; rules wizard <br />
in the window that opens , Click &quot;new&quot;<br />
Select &quot;&nbsp;Start from a blank rule&quot;<br />
and then select &quot;Check messages when they arrive&quot;<br />
Now continue from there. <br />
Create the rule and then try checking now <br />
<br />
SR
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Not sure how you created the rule. May be doing this would help

Open Outlook
go to tools --> rules wizard
in the window that opens , Click "new"
Select " Start from a blank rule"
and then select "Check messages when they arrive"
Now continue from there.
Create the rule and then try checking now

SR

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Still the same. &nbsp;When I reply to a message in my personal folder, the sent item also sits there!<br />
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Maybe you can run me through the rest of the rules wizard set up.
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Still the same.  When I reply to a message in my personal folder, the sent item also sits there!

Maybe you can run me through the rest of the rules wizard set up.

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Super! &nbsp;I realized only now that it was happening only to my replies. &nbsp;Thanks Victor!
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Super!  I realized only now that it was happening only to my replies.  Thanks Victor!

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Hi all,<br />
<br />
I have a wierd problem with Outlook 2000. &nbsp;I created a subfolder under inbox and a rule to move emails to that folder if they arrive from a specified list of people. &nbsp;It works fine but emails that I send to those people also move to that folder instead of sent items! &nbsp;It was working fine in Outlook 98. &nbsp;Please help!<br />
<br />
Thanks!<br />
<br />
Adi
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Hi all,

I have a wierd problem with Outlook 2000.  I created a subfolder under inbox and a rule to move emails to that folder if they arrive from a specified list of people.  It works fine but emails that I send to those people also move to that folder instead of sent items!  It was working fine in Outlook 98.  Please help!

Thanks!

Adi

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Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.