It should work on pop3. Is this a totally separate address or is it in a
catchall account where many addresses use the same inbox?

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> It's a POP account. The ISP is Comcast. I have no other problem with a
> similar rule for another Comcast account nor for rules for pop
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>>> Thanks.
>>> -Dick Startz
If I understand the question, it is a totally separate address. (It is
one of several different addresses I have at Comcast.) In fact, when I
say Apply after setting up the rule, the account changes-while i
watch- to one from a different ISP.
>It should work on pop3. Is this a totally separate address or is it in a
>catchall account where many addresses use the same inbox?
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>>>> Thanks.
>>>> -Dick Startz
Jim Patin - 31 Jan 2008 18:04 GMT
Hello. I have the same problem. I just purchased a new PC with Outlook 2007
and imported my rules from Outlook 2003. The rule worked fine in 2003 but not
in 2007. I cannot get the rule to keep the same account that I want it to
check and move incoming mail to a specified folder. It continually
substitutes another email account no matter if it is moved up or down in the
rules list.
> If I understand the question, it is a totally separate address. (It is
> one of several different addresses I have at Comcast.) In fact, when I
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> >>>> Thanks.
> >>>> -Dick Startz