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No - i backupup mail etc daily onto a Exrenal caddy which i take with me to plug into my laptop when on the move. The rules i backup ready for a trip.<br />
i then want to import all the mail &amp;&nbsp;rules to use on the Laptop, so i have a mirror of my Outlook on the laptop.<br />
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Regards,<br />
<br />
Richard M R Evans
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No - i backupup mail etc daily onto a Exrenal caddy which i take with me to plug into my laptop when on the move. The rules i backup ready for a trip.
i then want to import all the mail & rules to use on the Laptop, so i have a mirror of my Outlook on the laptop.

Regards,

Richard M R Evans

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2 related questions when using Outlook Rules &amp;&nbsp;Alerts:<br />
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1. when i set a rule the options automatically select &quot;on this machine only&quot; which means that until this is unchecked the rules don't run - how can this be rectified?<br />
2. I back up my rules daily so that when i import all my outlook data into my Laptop the rules do not import properly ( they are in red)<br />
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Any ideas on either or both of these questions would be appreciated.<br />
<br />
Regards,<br />
Richard M R Evans
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2 related questions when using Outlook Rules & Alerts:

1. when i set a rule the options automatically select "on this machine only" which means that until this is unchecked the rules don't run - how can this be rectified?
2. I back up my rules daily so that when i import all my outlook data into my Laptop the rules do not import properly ( they are in red)

Any ideas on either or both of these questions would be appreciated.

Regards,
Richard M R Evans

Using Rules &amp; Alerts

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.

Using Rules &amp; Alerts

Using Rules & Alerts