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Thanks, war1


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I am having a problem with autoforwarding of a certain rule. &nbsp;I have the rules setup individually so that when user A gets email from user Z, or G, or google.com or gmail.com, it will forward those emails to user B. &nbsp;I also have a rule setup that if user A emails user Z, or G, or google.com or gmail.com, it will cc user B. &nbsp;All but one of the rules seem to work. &nbsp;If user A gets a message from gmail.com, it will not forward the message to user B period. &nbsp;I have checked the filtering and junk folder setting on user B to make sure that the message was not going to one of those folders. &nbsp;We are in a Citrix envrionment with roaming profiles. &nbsp;Exchange is 2003 w/sp1 and Outlook is 2003 w/sp2. &nbsp;A few months ago the rules were working fine, now they are not. &nbsp;Should I do a detect and repair in Outlook on user A? &nbsp;Any suggestions? &nbsp;I can't seem to find an answer anywhere. &nbsp;
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I am having a problem with autoforwarding of a certain rule.  I have the rules setup individually so that when user A gets email from user Z, or G, or google.com or gmail.com, it will forward those emails to user B.  I also have a rule setup that if user A emails user Z, or G, or google.com or gmail.com, it will cc user B.  All but one of the rules seem to work.  If user A gets a message from gmail.com, it will not forward the message to user B period.  I have checked the filtering and junk folder setting on user B to make sure that the message was not going to one of those folders.  We are in a Citrix envrionment with roaming profiles.  Exchange is 2003 w/sp1 and Outlook is 2003 w/sp2.  A few months ago the rules were working fine, now they are not.  Should I do a detect and repair in Outlook on user A?  Any suggestions?  I can't seem to find an answer anywhere.  

Outlook 2003 Autoforward Rule

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.