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BlueDevilFan,<br />
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Thanks for the input... I've already tried &quot;with specific words&quot; but it's a client only rule (meaning it will only run when outlook is open), and I am on an exchange server so this is not a preferable route... <br />
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Can you please expand on &quot;rule to check X.400 address&quot; ?<br />
Thanks
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BlueDevilFan,

Thanks for the input... I've already tried "with specific words" but it's a client only rule (meaning it will only run when outlook is open), and I am on an exchange server so this is not a preferable route...

Can you please expand on "rule to check X.400 address" ?
Thanks

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How can I create a rule where:<br />
IF mail is &quot;Sent To&quot; a Domain &quot;Move To Folder&quot; ?<br />
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I've tried using:<br />
Sent To= &quot;*@domain.com&quot;<br />
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but it doesn't work :-(<br />
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I also tried &quot;with specific words in the receipient's address&quot; = &quot;domain.com&quot;<br />
But this is a client only rule, and will only run when outlook is open... but I am on an Exchange Server and I'd rather have it run all the time (with out outlook being open).<br />
<br />
Any idea's ?<br />
<br />
Thanks,<br />
-Chris
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How can I create a rule where:
IF mail is "Sent To" a Domain "Move To Folder" ?

I've tried using:
Sent To= "*@domain.com"

but it doesn't work :-(

I also tried "with specific words in the receipient's address" = "domain.com"
But this is a client only rule, and will only run when outlook is open... but I am on an Exchange Server and I'd rather have it run all the time (with out outlook being open).

Any idea's ?

Thanks,
-Chris

Sent To:Domain 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.