Dear Lazyweb

[batskeets]

Taking a page from brad:

My work at The Job involves using Microsoft Outlook. They run a Microsoft Exchange Server, and it handles e-mail, calendars, conference room reservations, the whole bit. So, I'm pretty much required to use Outlook, it seems.

Problem is, I like having my e-mails sorted by project, so I can keep track of everything, separate the general message from the project-specific, etc. I don't see a good way to do that in Outlook, though.

Anybody know how?

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[alleycatsphinx.livejournal.com]

I hate outlook and its stupid calender reminders.

Dismiss.

Dismiss.

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Oh, were you saying something?

[dakania.livejournal.com]

My work at The Job involves using Microsoft Outlook

Ever since South Carolina switched from Horde to Outlook, I have wanted to die.

Repeatedly.

[helloandie.livejournal.com]

we use the same thing at our office. the way i do it is to create different folders for different projects and set a rule telling which emails to go where.
but i've only ever done this by sender's address, and i'm not sure how complicated the rules can get.

if you don't have too many project you can always assign different colored flags to your emails as you sort..

there's no real great way, though.. not that i've found.

[nidaba.livejournal.com]

I created "Personal Folders" for each of my projects since the email quota I'm allotted (on my work's server) is insanely LOW and this option allows me to store my email on my hard drive instead.

Using the "Create Rule" feature I am able to filter most of my messages, but it definitely has its limitations.

***The maximum size allotted for a "Personal Folder" is 2 GB.