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28-May-2009, 02:01 PM #1
Outlook Rule
I created a rule where and email from a specific address is to be marked as read and moved into a particular pst folder. The email will move into the pst folder, but will NOT mark as read. However, if the email is moved into a folder on the exchange folder, it WILL mark as read.

Problem here is that the purpose of moving into a pst folder is to keep from exceeding email limit. User is receiving several hundred per day from this address. Is there a way to make the rule work in the pst folder?
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