Forward email programmatically

I need to intercept incoming emails for system outages, apply the bod
message to some complex rules that outlook rules cannot achieve, the
forward or distribute the appropriate outages to right distributio
list. However I would like for this to be processed at the serve
level like the built in rules so I don't have to dedicate a box an
client to this one task.

I am looking at some sample VBA code that used the ThisOutlookSessio
however I think this would require an outlook client to be up all th
time right

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Any code that uses the Outlook object model would require that Outlook
is running all the time, and in addition Outlook could only access an
Exchange mailbox or a PST file, not everything coming in from the mail
server.

You don't say what mail server you are running, and how you are
getting the mail and how many users you have so it's impossible to say
what your options are.

--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Absolute Beginners Guide to Microsoft Office Outlook 2003
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"JayG209" <JayG209.11lr2r@outlookforum.com> wrote in message
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>
> I need to intercept incoming emails for system outages, apply the
body
> message to some complex rules that outlook rules cannot achieve,
then
> forward or distribute the appropriate outages to right distribution
> list. However I would like for this to be processed at the server
> level like the built in rules so I don't have to dedicate a box and
> client to this one task.
>
> I am looking at some sample VBA code that used the
ThisOutlookSession
> however I think this would require an outlook client to be up all
the
> time right?
>
>
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