Receiving select mail from same domain on 2 different computers

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Guest

I know it’s possible to set Outlook to only accept emails from a particular
address, say (e-mail address removed), with a specific topic sent to a specific
address, say (e-mail address removed)? But is it also possible to receive all other
mail sent to (e-mail address removed) on a different computer?
 
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Brian Tillman

Andrew said:
I know it’s possible to set Outlook to only accept emails from a
particular address, say (e-mail address removed), with a specific topic sent
to a specific address, say (e-mail address removed)? But is it also
possible to receive all other mail sent to (e-mail address removed) on a
different computer?

You can receive messages sent to any address on any PC provided you have on
that PC a mail client in which you've defined an account that access that
address's mailbox. If you configure those mail clients to leave copies of
messages on the server (for POP accounts), then you can get the same mesages
on every PC.
 
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Guest

Brian Tillman said:
You can receive messages sent to any address on any PC provided you have on
that PC a mail client in which you've defined an account that access that
address's mailbox.

What if on the PC I ONLY want to accept emails from a particular address
with a specific topic sent to a specific address? And on my laptop I want to
receive all other mail sent to that address except for the above.

If you configure those mail clients to leave copies of
messages on the server (for POP accounts), then you can get the same mesages
on every PC.

How do I do this?
 
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Brian Tillman

drew127 said:
What if on the PC I ONLY want to accept emails from a particular
address with a specific topic sent to a specific address? And on my
laptop I want to receive all other mail sent to that address except
for the above.
Rules.

How do I do this?

Look on the Advanced tab of your account properties. I'll assume you know
how because you don't state your Outlook version.
 
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Guest

How do I do this if I want the Outlook programs on both computers to be
running at the same time.
 
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Brian Tillman

drew127 said:
How do I do this if I want the Outlook programs on both computers to
be running at the same time.

Whether or not the PCs are running at the same time has no bearing on what I
said.
 

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