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Old 06-29-2013, 09:41 AM
RoyLittle0 RoyLittle0 is offline Auto delete emails in one folder only. after 1 week Windows 7 64bit Auto delete emails in one folder only. after 1 week Office 2007
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Hi,
we have a automated email sent daily, even at weekends, the file in the email is quite large as it gets more information added daily, i have created a rule that moves the email into a separate file so that i can keep a track on it and its size.

Is it possible to set up a rule that will automatically delete any email in this folder and this folder only that is over a week old, therefore limiting the folder to 7 emails and attachments only.

I am running Office 2007 but will be upgrading next week to 2010.

My company controls my Archive settings so i cant use that method.

Thanks in advance.
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