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imacgouf,<br />
Thank you for your time and help Thunderbird seems like a very good option<br />
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imacgouf,
Thank you for your time and help Thunderbird seems like a very good option

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My client (a small real estate company with 12 Realtors) wants to use OE 6.0. I have set up 1 identity with 12 accounts and created a Mail rule that states any email with....... in the to: field will be sent to the...... folder. I have created 12 different folders so any email that comes to the common inbox is sent to the corresponding folder. Everything works fine until the office administrator sends an office wide email to all users. The last address on the list gets 12 emails and no one else gets any. This is only an issue on the one common computer in the office. All remote users get their email fine. Is there a work around for this and is this a reasonable solution for my client.<br />
They also have Outlook available but would rather use OE<br />
Thank You<br />
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My client (a small real estate company with 12 Realtors) wants to use OE 6.0. I have set up 1 identity with 12 accounts and created a Mail rule that states any email with....... in the to: field will be sent to the...... folder. I have created 12 different folders so any email that comes to the common inbox is sent to the corresponding folder. Everything works fine until the office administrator sends an office wide email to all users. The last address on the list gets 12 emails and no one else gets any. This is only an issue on the one common computer in the office. All remote users get their email fine. Is there a work around for this and is this a reasonable solution for my client.
They also have Outlook available but would rather use OE
Thank You
RGB128

Problem with Outlook express rules with multiple accounts

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