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How do I prevent email rules from becoming unchecked on failure?
Is there any way to specify that an email rule should not be automatically
disabled upon (temporary) failure? Although not ideal, another option might be to enable one or all email rules at start up? Since Outlook does not provide the ability to put "Sent Items" on an IMAP server (like every other IMAP client, including Outlook Express!?), I have created an email rule to move sent emails to the "Sent Items" folder on the IMAP after they are sent. This work around is ok, except if Outlook is ever unable to connect to the email server while sending a messaeg for some reason, the email rule becomes disabled (unchecked). After that, all future sent emails are obviously not moved to the "Sent Items" folder on the IMAP server. As far as I can tell, the only way to enable the email rule again is to realize it has been disabled and manually check it again. This is a problem because my clients often realize this while they are at a remote computer, which does not have access to the email rules. So, enabling this rule becomes confusing and a big hassle for them. |
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