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Have you imported the rules from 2007? &nbsp;If so, I would suggest manually creating the rules one at a time within Outlook 2010 and seeing if this fixes the issue.
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Have you imported the rules from 2007?  If so, I would suggest manually creating the rules one at a time within Outlook 2010 and seeing if this fixes the issue.

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Thanks for your prompt answers I did not import from Office 2007.<br />
I have tried the instructions given by liorkr and will let you know if successful after a few days of incoming emails.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Sam
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Thanks for your prompt answers I did not import from Office 2007.
I have tried the instructions given by liorkr and will let you know if successful after a few days of incoming emails.

Thanks
Sam

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I used to use Office 2007 and setup Rules in Outlook to send a copy of an incoming email to a folder and a copy of an outgoing email to the same domain &nbsp;also to that folder using the @domain.com part of the email address as the filter. &nbsp;<br />
This worked perfectly in both Office 2003 and Office 2007. &nbsp;However with Office 2010 the process seems to work intermittently, sometimes it works and sometimes not.<br />
If I run the rule manually it works every time. <br />
Is there a fix for this or should I just revert back to Office 2007?<br />
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Thanks<br />
Sam
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I used to use Office 2007 and setup Rules in Outlook to send a copy of an incoming email to a folder and a copy of an outgoing email to the same domain  also to that folder using the @domain.com part of the email address as the filter.  
This worked perfectly in both Office 2003 and Office 2007.  However with Office 2010 the process seems to work intermittently, sometimes it works and sometimes not.
If I run the rule manually it works every time. 
Is there a fix for this or should I just revert back to Office 2007?

Thanks
Sam

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