I suspect that the reason my picture of the rule wouldn't work is that my url was https (and that's my only option - using Dropbox).
Anyway, do you have any idea why the rule/script might have stopped working? Did I do anything to the script? Should I just rewrite the rule?

I've now rewritten the rule from scratch, searching for asdfghjkl in the subject line. And it's not working!
In case it's relevant, my rule doesn't say "and stop processing more rules", like yours does.

*nudge*
I'd be really grateful if you (or anyone) could help me work out why this stopped working! It was perfect while it worked! I think it stopped working the first time I restarted my PC.
Paul

Outlook can be fussy about macro security and it seems probable that your system's macro settings may be blocking the code. One possibility is to use selfcert.exe (in the Outlook application folder) and use it to digitally sign the macro project (from the VBA editor - Tools > Digital Signature.)

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Hi Graham,
I was just about to write to you to say it hadn't worked, but then started to look at other security settings. After having added the certificate, it seems I needed to restart Outlook (when I closed Outlook I was prompted to save the VBA project). When I restarted I got an alert about the electronic signature, and after I accepted it, it started to work again.
Thank you again for being so generous with your time and knowledge!
Paul

Hi again,
How can I add a CC address to the mails that are sent my this macro?
Also, if I edit the macro, do I need to self-sign it again?
Thanks,
Paul