Rules

A

Andreas Roeder

Hi John,
if you running outlook only alone, without Exchange, it must be online!
 
B

Brian Tillman

John said:
Is it possible to force a "client-only Rule" to be
actioned when Outlook is off?
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If it's a client-only rule and your client is not running, how do you expect
the rule to fire?
 
J

John

A very good point Brian, perhaps what I need is to know how to force the
"client only" element off. Can this be done?
 
B

Brian Tillman

John said:
A very good point Brian, perhaps what I need is to know how to force
the "client only" element off. Can this be done?
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As Andreas said, if you are connected to an Exchange server and your default
delivery location is on that server, then many rules can be server-side
rules. Here's a description of what causes a rule to be client-side or
server-side:
http://www.slipstick.com/rules/serverbased.htm
 

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