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Can I use Transport Rules to change the recipient email ?

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Can I use Transport Rules to change the recipient email ?

Can I use Transport Rules to change the recipient email ?

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I am not an Exchnage person but have been given this task as it involves a separate system that I do take care of.

The system sends an email to exchange in the form of From user@xxx.xxx to user@me.com If the end user replies to this email in outlook it goes to user@xxx.xxx What I would like it to do is to go to the users exchange address and not the appliance address.

Is this possible to do only if the message is a reply and not a new message ?

Ken Means

www.tel-is.com
"I find that the harder I work, the more luck I seem to have."
- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826)

RE: Can I use Transport Rules to change the recipient email ?

I think that you could add a condition that the phrase "re:" has to be in the subject line.

Dave Shackelford
ThirdTier.net

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