Here's the skinny

Outlook client receiving email from an Exchange server. User wants to
filter the email so that any mail from a particular group of users
goes into a folder. This is easy enough with email that originates
outside of Exchange since then it has normal SMTP headers. User simply
sets up filter based on these headers ( file anything with "from" that
contains "mydomain.com" for instance ).

However email sent from another user on the same exchange server
doesn't have these headers ( opening the message and looking
at options shows blank header area ). This makes sense I suppose
since the email never saw SMTP.

But now how can the filtering be done? I can add individual users
but that gets very cumbersome-- want to add a group based
on wildcards or the like.

How can this be done?

thanks

Stan

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Stan Bischof ("stan" at the below domain)
www.worldbadminton.com

Version of Outlook? Depending on the version, you can assign individual
users to categories and use a category rule to filter the messages.

Milly Staples - Outlook MVP

wrote in message
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| Here's the skinny
|
| Outlook client receiving email from an Exchange server. User wants to
| filter the email so that any mail from a particular group of users
| goes into a folder. This is easy enough with email that originates
| outside of Exchange since then it has normal SMTP headers. User simply
| sets up filter based on these headers ( file anything with "from" that
| contains "mydomain.com" for instance ).
|
| However email sent from another user on the same exchange server
| doesn't have these headers ( opening the message and looking
| at options shows blank header area ). This makes sense I suppose
| since the email never saw SMTP.
|
| But now how can the filtering be done? I can add individual users
| but that gets very cumbersome-- want to add a group based
| on wildcards or the like.
|
| How can this be done?
|
| thanks
|
| Stan
|
| --
| Stan Bischof ("stan" at the below domain)
| www.worldbadminton.com

I don't think you can do it by a group - but you can do all exchange users.
Create a rule that looks for @ in the address and set an exception - rule
can read like "check all mail, move to folder except if from contains @."

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Here's the skinny

Outlook client receiving email from an Exchange server. User wants to
filter the email so that any mail from a particular group of users
goes into a folder. This is easy enough with email that originates
outside of Exchange since then it has normal SMTP headers. User simply
sets up filter based on these headers ( file anything with "from" that
contains "mydomain.com" for instance ).

However email sent from another user on the same exchange server
doesn't have these headers ( opening the message and looking
at options shows blank header area ). This makes sense I suppose
since the email never saw SMTP.

But now how can the filtering be done? I can add individual users
but that gets very cumbersome-- want to add a group based
on wildcards or the like.

How can this be done?

thanks

Stan

--
Stan Bischof ("stan" at the below domain)
www.worldbadminton.com

Milly Staples [MVP - Outlook] wrote:
Version of Outlook? Depending on the version, you can assign individual
users to categories and use a category rule to filter the messages.


The idea was to avoid having to manage a group but instead filter
by domain ( email return address fitting a specific pattern )
but since outlookexchangeoutlook apparently doesn't create
any headers this would appear to be problematic.

But thanks for the hint

Stan
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Stan Bischof ("stan" at the below domain)
www.worldbadminton.com