Need Help creating "Views" filter in Outlook 2003

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I am trying to create view for my inbox which automatically hides any
message newer than a certain valuable. For example in outlook express
I could hide messages newer than 90 days and then highlight all the new
messages and move them to a folder marked "archived" I can't seem to
find the right options to make that happen in Outlook.

Any help would be apreciated,

John T.
 
What have you tried so far?

use the advanced tab in the view settings and use the received dated is
before 3 months ago (or 90 days ago)
 
What have you tried so far?

use the advanced tab in the view settings and use the received dated is
before 3 months ago (or 90 days ago)

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I am trying to create view for my inbox which automatically hides any
message newer than a certain valuable. For example in outlook express
I could hide messages newer than 90 days and then highlight all the new
messages and move them to a folder marked "archived" I can't seem to
find the right options to make that happen in Outlook.
Any help would be apreciated,

I have already tried the advanced tab but it doesn't have an entry for
the last 3 months. Only the last month. When I go to SQL view after
selecting 7 days, I can't simply replace the 7 with a 90. At the
moment when I archive I manually go back three months and move them to
my archive folder.
 

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