Hello,



I have the problem bellow, and was told (in another conference) that I have
to use VBA to solve it. I have two more questions:



1. How do I create a custom filter rule that will execute the VBA function I
create?



2. Will the filter rule run on server, or on (Outlook) client only?



Thank you,



Martin.





"Martin Plechsmid" has written in the news message
...

Hello,



I use Outlook 2007. I need messages with



To: Helpdesk

CC: Programmers



to move to a special folder, while messages



To: Helpdesk, Programmers



to leave in the Inbox. How to do that?



It seems to me that the filter rules do not distinguish between To and CC

fields.



Thank you,

Martin.

Outlook VBA runs on the client only. This kind of procedure can be called by
a rule:

Public Sub WhatEver(Mail as Outlook.MailItem)
' your code here
End Sub

In the procedure check for the item's To and CC properties, then call its
Move function.

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Am Thu, 5 Nov 2009 16:18:20 +0100 schrieb Martin Plechsmid:

Hello,



I have the problem bellow, and was told (in another conference) that I
have
to use VBA to solve it. I have two more questions:



1. How do I create a custom filter rule that will execute the VBA function
I
create?



2. Will the filter rule run on server, or on (Outlook) client only?



Thank you,



Martin.





"Martin Plechsmid" has written in the news message
...

Hello,



I use Outlook 2007. I need messages with



To: Helpdesk

CC: Programmers



to move to a special folder, while messages



To: Helpdesk, Programmers



to leave in the Inbox. How to do that?



It seems to me that the filter rules do not distinguish between To and CC

fields.



Thank you,

Martin.