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Many thanks Chris for your help on the above subject. I have tried the first item and its works fine . Will not try the `new mail` seems too complicated. sorry for the delay but have been making the most of this beautiful weather. Have come in at dusk and B...........
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.As you already know how to make folders in OE, the easiest way to move mail around is to drag and drop it. Left click on a mail or folder and hold the button down and move the pointer to wherever you want the mail/folder to go and let go. You can even move whole folders in or out of other folders.
I suggest you copy Chris' instructions on setting up mail rules and try these at your leisure. Practice makes perfect.
I suggest you copy Chris' instructions on setting up mail rules and try these at your leisure. Practice makes perfect.
Thanks for your post.
Setting up message rules in Outlook Express is one of those things which looks incredibly complicated when you first do it but after a bit of trial and error (and possibly following my 'worked example') you'll probably realise that it's actually quite easy really.
When the good weather is ended by the inevitable thunderstorm, why not give it a go? Even if you get it wrong, it won't do any great harm (and it's easy to delete message rules that you no longer require).
Chris
Setting up message rules in Outlook Express is one of those things which looks incredibly complicated when you first do it but after a bit of trial and error (and possibly following my 'worked example') you'll probably realise that it's actually quite easy really.
When the good weather is ended by the inevitable thunderstorm, why not give it a go? Even if you get it wrong, it won't do any great harm (and it's easy to delete message rules that you no longer require).
Chris