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I have designed a script to save the content of an email into a text file. &nbsp;This works well as a macro and with a bit of tinkering it now also runs as part of a rule. &nbsp;The rule looks at the subject line of an email on arrival and providing the email subject matches then a text file is automatically created and appears in the destination folder :-)<br />
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The problem is that it is a client side rule so Outlook must be running for the rule to work. &nbsp;The problem is that I have two Outlook Profiles and the rule is not running in the default Profile that I run most of the time. &nbsp;Is there a way of processing the script server side so that the job is processed when Outlook in the default profile?
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I have designed a script to save the content of an email into a text file.  This works well as a macro and with a bit of tinkering it now also runs as part of a rule.  The rule looks at the subject line of an email on arrival and providing the email subject matches then a text file is automatically created and appears in the destination folder :-)

The problem is that it is a client side rule so Outlook must be running for the rule to work.  The problem is that I have two Outlook Profiles and the rule is not running in the default Profile that I run most of the time.  Is there a way of processing the script server side so that the job is processed when Outlook in the default profile?

Running Scripts in Outlook 2010

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