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Outlook 2003
Hi,
I've created rules for IPVM email notifications to move to a specific folder within Outlook, but for whatever reason, some of the messages received don't get moved, but rather stay in my inbox. Why is that??

IPVMU Certified | 10/02/13 06:50pm
Depends on how your creating the rules. If your basing them on email address alone, be aware IPVM uses an emailing service (like many companies do) that can come from different source addresses (though I don't know how many).
You may want to create rules that look for key words like IPVM anywhere in the address or body of the email instead.

IPVMU Certified | 10/03/13 01:06pm
Subject line = IPVM Discussions [info@mail128-3.atl41.mandrillapp.com]; on behalf of; IPVM Discussions [info@ipvm.com]
I don't see any of what's underllined above as being in the subject line of the emails that come for discussions. What you have listed is in the Sender field of the email.
I'd suggest changing the rule creating a new one that looks for specific words or phrases "IPVM Discussions" as either the sender or anywhere in the email.
Sorry, my mistake. I'll try it again ...

IPVMU Certified | 10/04/13 07:10pm
Don't let it wear you down and don't show it fear!
Why are you posting Outlook questions on IPVM? Call Microsoft and figure it out - or talk to your IT guy - or go to an Outlook or Microsoft forum - or submit a question to IPVM. Then come back and post something related to our industry. :-)

IPVMU Certified | 10/21/13 06:38pm
Outlook 2003 was always a little flaky. You should looking into upgrading, though there's no guarantee that'll solve the problem. You'll still have to create rules.
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