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Hi,
We have 3 computers on a LAN (all connect to ISP via ADSL). Any one of us can and does open Outlook Express on their unit and download the emails. We have only one account i.e. . At present we redirect the mail to each other by " File/Save as" to a directory on the appropriate machine. Problem is some of us forget to do this and others forget to check their "directory" for mail . 1)Is it possible to redirect the email to that machines Express folders inbox. 2) Although we all use the same email address all emails sent to us has a different subject line i.e. Tom , Dick or Harry. Could Express redirect to the correct machines inbox using the subject line as a "Rule" 3) We can give each user their own alias.. Is it possible to do 1 and/or 2 above using the alias. I heard there was an OE add-on as well as a way to make each machine to be a mini server. ? Thanks for any help Tom |
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