Filtering Rule in Outlook2003 : how to redirect acknowledgements into a directory

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[Ben]

Hi everyone,

I would like to create a filtering rule under Outlook2003 that filters
acknowledgements of delivery and reading and to place them in an
adequate directory.

So I didn't see any filtering possibility like this in Outlook. I tried
to filter them with the words "Read:" in the subject but it didn't work
.... or Outlook take into account any message with "Read" and ":"
(separately) in the subject. That represents over thousandS messages in
my box !

So i would like a rule that filters the mails on the basis of this
image (that represents any "Read" or "Received" : [
http://forum.tt-hardware.com/uploads/accuse.1136881982.JPG ]) ... That
would be perfect !

Talented Network Admins or Outlook-Guru, this is YOUR time ;-) !

[Ben]
 

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