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No once you are in a domain you can only set server base rule.
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No once you are in a domain you can only set server base rule.

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Hi - how about if instead of moving the messages, you moved &quot;copies&quot; of the emails to your subfolders, and kept the originals in your Inbox? &nbsp;Moving a copy of the message is a setting within the rules, where it seems that you move the entire message today.
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Hi - how about if instead of moving the messages, you moved "copies" of the emails to your subfolders, and kept the originals in your Inbox?  Moving a copy of the message is a setting within the rules, where it seems that you move the entire message today.

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I would like to run a &quot;client-only&quot; rule in outllook 2003 on exchange 2003 but outlook converts them to server based. Basically I get tons of emails from other employees, While I am in the office and have outlook open, I want them automaticcly moved to subfolders. When I am out of the office and connect to exchange with my blackberry I want to see those emails in my inbox.
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I would like to run a "client-only" rule in outllook 2003 on exchange 2003 but outlook converts them to server based. Basically I get tons of emails from other employees, While I am in the office and have outlook open, I want them automaticcly moved to subfolders. When I am out of the office and connect to exchange with my blackberry I want to see those emails in my inbox.

Outlook 2003 Client-Only Rule

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Microsoft Applications

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Exchange

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