> If users create rules in Outlook, they are generally stored > and run on the server. The only rules that do not are those
> that do things like save messages to local PST files, i.e.
> access local resources not available to the server. Exchange,
> however, sorts all this out and lets you know which rules can
> run on the server and which must run on the client.
John,
thanks for that. Do the rules operate on the incoming message stream even if the client is not connected? i.e. same as .forward
exim filter file.
> The rules themselves are not as sophisticated as having an
> Exim filter available, but will do most things that users
> require - certainly filtering tagged spam is possible.
In general, the simpler the better. However, there are always knowledgable power users who want to do more.
Thanks,
Clive McDowell
Information Services
The Queen's University of Belfast
