Problem With Rules Wizard

[Paul Scalzo]

From Outlook 2000, I exported my files to a .pst, exported mail settings and
then exported my rules. I installed Office XP 2002 & SP3 on a new system and
imported the pst, account settings and the rules to it. It asked if I wanted
to have the rules updated, I replied yes.
When I viewed the rules the specified accounts and specified folders were
not disignated. So I re-entered the information for each rule. There is a
total of eight.
When I did a send and receive I noticed that each mail folder received all
the same messages regardless of the rules that were set. I checked the rules
wizard and found that the specified account had changed itself in each rule
to one account. The specified folders were unchanged.
I deleted all the rules then recreated them as new rules.
At first they appear as I entered them but would revert back to a single
specified account after closing the rules wizard window and reopening it.
I then set rules in Outlook Express to see how it reacted. The same thing
happened in Express also.
What Happened? Did I break the rules?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?

 

[Paul Scalzo]

Additional Information.

The new system came with the Trial Version of Office 2003. I uninstalled it
prior to the install of Office XP.
Think I should have done the Office XP install to a diff directory? Could
that be the cause of all my woes?