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Hello,

I wana create a message rule who can mark all of my
message read on one specific folder on Outlook 2000.
someone can help me

Thx

ToTo
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ToTo said:
I wana create a message rule who can mark all of my
message read on one specific folder on Outlook 2000.
someone can help me

Automatic rules fire only upon message reception and transmission.
Therefore, if you have a folder other than the Inbox containing unread
messages, either create a rule that applies to all messages with "mark it as
read" as the only action and run it manually on that folder, or just open
that folder and click Edit>Mark All As Read.
 
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Automatic rules fire only upon message reception and transmission.
Therefore, if you have a folder other than the Inbox containing unread
messages, either create a rule that applies to all messages with "mark it as
read" as the only action and run it manually on that folder, or just open
that folder and click Edit>Mark All As Read.
i receive a lot of message in this folder and i don't
need to read theme.Can i have an automatic action for mark
theme as read ?
 
ToTo said:
i receive a lot of message in this folder and i don't
need to read theme.Can i have an automatic action for mark
theme as read ?

The only place you can receive mail is the Inbox. If you have a rule that
moves messages from the Inbox to that folder, use that rule to include the
"mark it as read" action.
 
The only place you can receive mail is the Inbox. If you have a rule that
moves messages from the Inbox to that folder, use that rule to include the
"mark it as read" action.
this option ?

Thx Thomas
 
ToTo said:
On my rules, i don't have this option. where can i find this option ?

You're right. I went to an Outlook 2000 machine and don't see this action
either. I though sure I had used it when I used Outlook 2000, but I guess
not. Sorry for the misdirection.
 

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