For example, copying messages from Steve Masters to a related folder in Outlook is a relatively straightforward matter. The rules facility in Outlook is often useful in addressing these kinds of situations, and code I’ll present in this article shows how to automate the creation of rules. (And if you receive a large volume of email, it’s all the more vital to automate some of the management tasks involved.) And all without you having to manually click around the Microsoft Outlook interface multiple times for each item of mail. It would be useful to have an automated way to distribute copies of this message to folders for Project X, Steve Masters and Dubai, and ultimately to yet another folder for safekeeping. Say an e-mail from Steve Masters comes in regarding the finances on Project X in Dubai. Have you ever needed to find an e-mail message from one or two years ago that, if you couldn’t find it, might adversely affect your circumstances? Does your company automatically delete messages from your Inbox or Sent Items folders? Do you get tired of copying e-mails to multiple folders when they touch on multiple topics of interest-a particular project, manager, subject matter, company division or the like? Volume 28 Number 03 PowerShell - Managing an Outlook Mailbox with PowerShell
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