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OL2003 Rules Query

Hi

Can anyone confirm please the best way to do the following using OL2003 clients rules:

1) Save incoming mail email addresses to the Contacts folder (create a new contact if not already exists)

2) Move messages to a folder where the subject line does NOT contain the word "RE:" (i.e. negative filter)

Many thanks

Rob
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I think you should be able to use the above VBA code to add email address automatically in the rules wizard
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Thanks guys. I will investigate your comments and get back to you if any issues arise asap.

regards

Rob
1st, how does one globally select all of the rules with one keystroke and 2nd, how do you keep the rules on so that they work all of the time?

Thanks!
merritt
Dear Merritt

The idea with EE is that you post questions in your own thread and offer points for answers rather than hijacking someone else's thread. You are also far more likely to get responses.

Thanks

Rob
obsmav

Please donot post here asking your own questions. If you have the same issue as the asker of this queston , then subscribe to the thread , listen to it , may be you can even help .
Asking your own questions will not only confuse the asker but also make experts job tougher.

SR
I'm very sorry SR and my appologies to the person with the original question!!!  I'm new to this thing and it's not very clear how one articlates... I will be more careful.  

hijacking Rob??? was not my intention... can we say "people skills"!

Again, sorry...  
Happy you're here, obsmav, a great site and have been helped here with top notch results often through the years.  This link is pretty informative and helpful about the question/answer process here.  https://www.experts-exchange.com/Applications/MS_Office/Outlook/help.jsp#hs4
Asta
No worries obsmav and BTW as I raised the question then apology accepted :)

Rob
obsmav

chill out no worries.. just a suggestion that would prevent you from getting into any troubles here.
thats all

have a nice day
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