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email forwarding macro
i'm looking for an outlook macro that will run every 30 seconds or so to
check for an email received from a particular address. if it finds one, it will forward the message to another address. can someone point me in the right direction as to where i can find info to help me develop this? tia, jt |
email forwarding macro
Are you aware that you can create a rule that will automatically forward an
email from a particular address to another address? The rule runs when the message arrives, which is much more efficient than having a macro polling the mailbox every 30 seconds. Outlook Help has information about how to create a rule under "Managing Messages by Using Rules" "JTL" wrote in message ... i'm looking for an outlook macro that will run every 30 seconds or so to check for an email received from a particular address. if it finds one, it will forward the message to another address. can someone point me in the right direction as to where i can find info to help me develop this? tia, jt |
email forwarding macro
yes i am aware of that- however outlook does not allow rules to be created
on hotmail accounts. basically, i want outlook to forward certain email messages (from a particular address), originally sent to my hotmail account, to my cell phone. and i don't want to pay for microsoft's mobile messenger service. i thought this would be a nice workaround if i got outlook to handle the forwarding. "Dave Kane [MVP - Outlook]" wrote in message ... Are you aware that you can create a rule that will automatically forward an email from a particular address to another address? The rule runs when the message arrives, which is much more efficient than having a macro polling the mailbox every 30 seconds. Outlook Help has information about how to create a rule under "Managing Messages by Using Rules" "JTL" wrote in message ... i'm looking for an outlook macro that will run every 30 seconds or so to check for an email received from a particular address. if it finds one, it will forward the message to another address. can someone point me in the right direction as to where i can find info to help me develop this? tia, jt |
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