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August 14th 11, 08:04 PM
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Outlook 2003 Rules Error, permissions
For people that correspond with me forwarding a lot of stuff, often duplicate I have tried to have a rule to "delete permanently" unless written only to me, (in which case it's moved to a specified folder named for that person under Inbox).
When this rule runs it barks "you do not have appropriate permission to perform this operation". I haven't found a place in Outlook that reads like I have the discretion to turn on or off anything that would cause this type of error. How do I resolve that? There's just me, this stand alone version on my PC. Thanks, Dean 
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