Filtering in Outlook 98

[pete swisher <PSwisher -at- QUARK -dot- COM>]

My PC was recently upgraded to Outlook 98. Since then, my filtering rule for
this listserv no longer seems to work properly. When I tried to create a
rule which would automatically move messages from my Inbox to a client-side
folder, I received a message like: "cannot mix client and server rules, this
rule will only work when Outlook is running."  With Outlook 97, all the
messages I received from this listserv would automatically move to the
Outlook folder I had created on my client. Now, the filter only works for
moving messages from my Inbox to another server folder. I have to manually
move the messages to a client folder.

Has anyone else experienced this problem with Outlook 98?

Thanks,
Pete

                -----Original Message-----
                From:   Doyle, Lindsay [mailto:lindsay -dot- doyle -at- FUNB -dot- COM]
                Sent:   Monday, June 07, 1999 9:02 AM
                To:     TECHWR-L -at- LISTSERV -dot- OKSTATE -dot- EDU
                Subject:        Filtering in Outlook - Thanks!

                First Union Capital Markets Corp.

                Thanks to everyone who responded to my question about
filtering the
                techwriter digest in MS Outlook.  I have changed the Rules
so that it
                filters on messages TO this list rather than FROM this list.
The real test
                will come this afternoon when I receive the digest.  Thanks
again for all
                the rapid responses!!

                Thanks!
                Lindsay Randolph Doyle
                First Union Capital Markets
                Y2k Project Office
                lindsay -dot- doyle -at- capmark -dot- funb -dot- com
                704-593-7439



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