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jtoniceric
Hi All,
Using Outlook 2003 in a non Exchange, externally hosted POP3
environment. I set up a rule to automatically forward messages
containing a key phrase in the body of the message to a small
distribution group. It works flawlessly, however if the recipients
respond to that message, that message is not "redistributed" for lack
of a better term. In theory the rule phrase is still in the body of the
message and I thought it would be reprocessed. I have been told that
this is a design feature of Outlook to prevent spam/e-mail loops.
Can anyone confirm?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Using Outlook 2003 in a non Exchange, externally hosted POP3
environment. I set up a rule to automatically forward messages
containing a key phrase in the body of the message to a small
distribution group. It works flawlessly, however if the recipients
respond to that message, that message is not "redistributed" for lack
of a better term. In theory the rule phrase is still in the body of the
message and I thought it would be reprocessed. I have been told that
this is a design feature of Outlook to prevent spam/e-mail loops.
Can anyone confirm?
Thanks in advance for your help.