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Old August 21st 09, 06:34 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_vba
Jon C[_2_]
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Default Advanced outlook trick: help needed!

I need outlook to automatically move all messages with a particular subject into a network folder.

Easy enough...

Problem: Say I send, they reply, I send, they reply.. and multiple versions of the same message are created and dropped into this network folder.

I need a some type of trick/methodology to replace the previous message with the most current email in this network folder. while deleting or moving the old messages out of the network folder. .
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