J
John
Is it possible to force a "client-only Rule" to be
actioned when Outlook is off?
actioned when Outlook is off?
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Andreas Roeder
Hi John,
if you running outlook only alone, without Exchange, it must be online!
if you running outlook only alone, without Exchange, it must be online!
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Brian Tillman
John said:Is it possible to force a "client-only Rule" to be
actioned when Outlook is off?
If it's a client-only rule and your client is not running, how do you expect
the rule to fire?
G
Guest
A very good point Brian, perhaps what I need is to know how to force the
"client only" element off. Can this be done?
"client only" element off. Can this be done?
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Brian Tillman
John said:A very good point Brian, perhaps what I need is to know how to force
the "client only" element off. Can this be done?
As Andreas said, if you are connected to an Exchange server and your default
delivery location is on that server, then many rules can be server-side
rules. Here's a description of what causes a rule to be client-side or
server-side:
http://www.slipstick.com/rules/serverbased.htm