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Rick Kasten
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      15th Apr 2004
I have a personal email address that auto-forwards all emails to my
work address. I want to create auto-format all those emails in my
work Outlook 2003 client to change the font and color for all emails
with the To: field as my personal email. But the format does not
work.

I have the filter setup in the Advanced Tab: "Field To contains
(E-Mail Removed)", and the format changes the color to blue. When
an email is addressed to "(E-Mail Removed)" the email appears as
blue in my Outlook. When an email is addressed to "Rick Kasten
<(E-Mail Removed)>" no formatting occurs. This doesn't seem right
to me. The To: field contains the string I'm looking for...so what
gives?
 
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Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]
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      16th Apr 2004
Try using "E-mail Account contains (E-Mail Removed)" instead...see if
that works better.

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In news:(E-Mail Removed),
Rick Kasten wrote:

> I have a personal email address that auto-forwards all emails to my
> work address. I want to create auto-format all those emails in my
> work Outlook 2003 client to change the font and color for all emails
> with the To: field as my personal email. But the format does not
> work.
>
> I have the filter setup in the Advanced Tab: "Field To contains
> (E-Mail Removed)", and the format changes the color to blue. When
> an email is addressed to "(E-Mail Removed)" the email appears as
> blue in my Outlook. When an email is addressed to "Rick Kasten
> <(E-Mail Removed)>" no formatting occurs. This doesn't seem right
> to me. The To: field contains the string I'm looking for...so what
> gives?



 
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Rick Kasten
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      16th Apr 2004
Nope, that actually removed the formatting that was working properly.
 
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Jocelyn Fiorello [MVP - Outlook]
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      18th Apr 2004
Odd...it works here for me on Outlook 2003. Do you have any other automatic
formatting rules active?

If you can, please quote the relevant text of previous messages in the
thread when replying...it helps those of us who hide previously read
messages in our newsreaders. :-)

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In news:(E-Mail Removed),
Rick Kasten wrote:

> Nope, that actually removed the formatting that was working properly.



 
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