Rule @ script order

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Adam S.

Hi there

Trying to create a rule using the rule wizard, where a script runs
first and the item copy is second.
It is insisting on running the copy part before the script.
Anyway to fix this?
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

If it won't work as you desire in the rule, you will need to create two
rules- first one with the script - second one with the copy. The first rule
should not use stop processing action.


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Adam S.

If it won't work as you desire in the rule, you will need to create two
rules- first one with the script - second one with the copy. The first rule
should not use stop processing action.

I do have two rules and if I have the second one, move it to a folder,
the first one will not execute properly.
Why?
I am stripping an attachment, and want to either delete the e-mail
"left over" or move it out of the way.
 
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Diane Poremsky [MVP]

So you have a rule that says to delete attachments (using the script) and
one that moves it? If you also want to delete some, you'll need 3 rules:

Rule 1: if mail has attachment, remove attachment.
Rule 2: if mail meets [condition]. move it. Stop processing.
Rule 3: if mail meets [condition], delete it. Stop processing.

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