> I have set up a rule to forward incoming mail. After creating I checked the
> rule to activate it. I have it set for as new messages come in it will
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> Any suggestions? Thanks,
There are no other rules defined or active. Outlook is running. I send a
email to the computer I have the rule set up on, and I see the new message
come in, but the rule wizard does not seem to catch it and send it back out.
The only way I can get it to activate is by opening the Rule Wizard and
clicking "Run Now", and then it will forward the message.
I'm not sure what is going wrong with it... Is it possible with 2002 SP3
that the exchange server can not allow it to run a rule? I check in the
help/about screen and it is not showing any disabled items.
And when I do manually run the rule, it will send to an inter-department
email address, but not an external (gmail) address. I can work around that
with VBA, but I just can't figure out why the Rule Wizard will not activate
when a new e-mail comes in.
> > I have set up a rule to forward incoming mail. After creating I checked the
> > rule to activate it. I have it set for as new messages come in it will
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> Why aren't you having e-mails forwarded at the mail server?
VanguardLH - 30 May 2008 03:02 GMT
> There are no other rules defined or active. Outlook is running. I send a
> email to the computer I have the rule set up on, and I see the new message
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>> Why aren't you having e-mails forwarded at the mail server?
What does the rule trigger on? The Subject line? If so, it may not
fire if the sender encoded the Subject header (looks something like
"Subject: =?ISO ..."). Outlook will test on the raw characters, not the
rendered version of them when encoded.