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George Hester
I think I have determined why this rule fails:
IF MESSAGE BODY CONTAINS (http; href; img; src
THEN MOVE TO FOLDER (temp)
This is a psuedo rule meant to explain the basic idea.
It looks as though messages that are HTML formatted by Outlook 2003 (this is why links are active in plain-text messages) have this in the <HEAD> section:
<META content="MSHTML 6.00.2800.1276" name=GENERATOR>
When that happens the rule will fail. May be other reasons but this one seems to be a culprit.
IF MESSAGE BODY CONTAINS (http; href; img; src
THEN MOVE TO FOLDER (temp)This is a psuedo rule meant to explain the basic idea.
It looks as though messages that are HTML formatted by Outlook 2003 (this is why links are active in plain-text messages) have this in the <HEAD> section:
<META content="MSHTML 6.00.2800.1276" name=GENERATOR>
When that happens the rule will fail. May be other reasons but this one seems to be a culprit.