Deepak, it is not advisable to make this type of request on an open forum. This information could be read by anyone with access to the internet.

So that you are aware, I will not be sending any emails directly to you and I will not remote control your equipment.

If you need this level of support, you should consider a support contract, this would ensure that you have SLA's (Service Level Agreements) and some form of recourse in event of damage being done by the company providing support.

I would advise that you remove your email address from your previous posting, and ignore any emails that pretend to have originated from me.

We (at LQ) are volounteers, donating our spare time. As such, I was not available during the numerous replies that you sent yesterday.

In Outlook Express, the first thing you need to do is find out which Outlook Express accounts relate to which email addresses:

1. Click the Tools drop down menu
2. Select Accounts
3. Select the Mail tab
4. Select an account
5. Click properties
6. Note down the Account name and email address
7. Click Cancel
8. Repeat stages 4-7 for each account in the list
9. Click Close

Next you need to create a Message rule for the account that relates to the Dee@abc.com email address:

1. Select Messages Rules
2. Select Mail
3. Click New
4. Select Condition: "Where the message is from the specified account"
5. Select Action: "Move it to the specified folder"
6. Rule Description: edit underlined values to choose the account relating to the Dee@abc.com and the folder you want to send the mails to
7. Change the name of the rule
8. Click OK
9. Click OK

You are excellent, and absolutely right. I am agree with you. but you can become friend, there should not be problem.if you can...:-)
yes, this is public, I should not disclosed my private mail id.
let me configure all the setting..in outlook express which is you telling me.
Actually, I am system admin in my company. one of the user getting problem same error. and day by day he is being angry. he is saying, why not you solving problem.
that's why, i wanted to this kind of support. but not an issue.
YOU ARE RIGHT :-)

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I want, If someone sends an email addressed TO dee@abc.com with a CC to lee@abc.com and I want separate copies of the message filtered to dee_folder and lee_folder.
why could configure below rule.I configured below rule, but it was not working.
I configure the rule...(you also told me earlier)..

Where the TO line contains dee@abc.com and Where the CC line contains lee@abc.com, Move it to dee_folder and Copy it to lee_folder.

but main problem is the "two copies mail getting in each folder(dee & lee)". whether , should be get only one copy.

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Did you remove the previously created rules before you setup the new rule based on the Account?

Scenario 1 (Rules based on To and CC details):

Email is sent to Dee@abc.com and copied to Lee@abc.com:

• The Outlook Express Account for Dee collects the message and the rule applies.
• The Outlook Express Account for Lee collects the message and the same rule applies.

This is why you are getting duplicate messages in each location, and why I suggested that you remove the previously created rules and set-up one based on the Outlook Express Account.

Scenario 2 (Rule based on Account):

Email is sent to Dee@abc.com and copied to Lee@abc.com:

• The Outlook Express Account for Dee collects the message and the rule applies.
• The Outlook Express Account for Lee collects the message but the rule doesnt apply.[/B]

Therefore Lee's copy of the email stays in the Inbox, and Dee's copy goes to the relevant folder.

Yes I deleted previous one. only one rule, I have. which is ....
Where the TO line contains dee@abc.com and Where the CC line contains lee@abc.com, Move it to dee_folder and Copy it to lee_folder. but having duplicacy problem.

which rule do I select in the rule window setup for set-up one based on the Outlook Express Account.

See, I don't want to waste your valuable time. I am having problem, thats why asking again and again.

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Email is sent to Dee@abc.com and copied to Lee@abc.com:

* The Outlook Express Account for Dee collects the message and the rule applies.-- which rule should be here
* The Outlook Express Account for Lee collects the message but the rule doesnt apply.[/b]-- which rule should be here.

Thanks,
Deepak

The only rule that you need to have is "Where the message is from the specified account":

Hey My Friend, you are great, great & great. :-)

I am much happy after solving my problem. you are genius.
Really, I am appreciating, that you spend your time with me. for testing purpose, you switch on windows xp.
I asked from so many forum, but no one was replying correct. all are confusing, mostly not understanding question first.
by the way, you got question, and spend your valuable time with me without angry and frustration. always you were cool.and also you understood me, for remote desktop sharing.

I like and love your thought.:-D :-)

Just I seen, you previous reply in the forum. you already solved my question earlier, but I was thinking about you are saying "where the contains line people". so I was being confuse.

However you solved my question. Thank you very much :-)

Love you :-)