Is it possible to make a rule that delays moving a message to another folder
in Outlook?

For instance, I get alerts from Servers Alive, a monitoring program. As I
receive these alerts, I would like to have them stay in my Inbox for say, 12
hours, so they appear on my Blackberry's Inbox, and then would be moved to a
my "Servers Alive" folder that I made in Outlook, after that time has
passed.

So, I guess it would be good if I could check that the message came from
(E-Mail Removed), and then check that the time it arrived +12Hrs is
greater than the current time.

I just don't know where I can make it do that.

If you have a different solution, that elicits the same effect, I'm open to
that as well.
Thanks for any help!

"Bill Tkach" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...

> Is it possible to make a rule that delays moving a message to another folder
> in Outlook?

No.
--
Brian Tillman [MVP-Outlook]

Bill Tkach wrote:

> Is it possible to make a rule that delays moving a message to another folder
> in Outlook?
>
> For instance, I get alerts from Servers Alive, a monitoring program. As I
> receive these alerts, I would like to have them stay in my Inbox for say, 12
> hours,

Rules run during a receive event (i.e., when new items are delivered into
the Inbox folder). The only way they run later is if you run them manually.

> so they appear on my Blackberry's Inbox, and then would be moved to a
> my "Servers Alive" folder that I made in Outlook, after that time has
> passed.

Switch from POP to IMAP (if your e-mail provider has IMAP). Or configure
your POP accounts in Outlook to "leave messages on server" (and add the
"delete from server N days after receive" option to keep your mailbox from
filling up).