On toolbar click Tools, then Rules Wizard

Click on "New" button

Click "Start from a blank rule"

Select "Check messages when they arrive" It may already be highlighted

Click Next

Scroll down and check "with specific words in recipient's address"

In last white box click on words "specific words"

Type in email address of person or company you want automatically placed in this particular folder when it arrives to your email account

Click on "Add", OK, and Next

Check "move to specified folder" In bottom white box click underlined text "specified folder"

Click on new folder you created, OK, Next

Check "turn on this rule" if it is not checked

Click Finish

You're done!! Good Luck

Regina Stevens

Not long after I started getting a lot of emails from this supplier, all with same message (autorespond). I'd sent her a few messages some days before about a computer problem a client was experiencing. After around 75 of these messages I rang and left a message on her pager. 150 more emails and I rang again. Her business partner rang and said he was heading back to their office to see what was happening. More emails.

My supplier rang following morning sounding very sheepish. She hadn't thought about consequences of an auto respond linked with a read receipt. In her defence, she'd been very tired and was working late. Every time my computer logged another of her responses it sent back a read receipt and her autoresponder sent another reply to my read receipt, autorespond, read receipt, autorespond, read receipt, autorespond.......... get picture? I had some idea of what might be happening but could not stop process. All I could do was block her email address at my end until she woke up to what was happening.

Just thought you might appreciate what can happen if read receipt, and auto respond are used together without thinking as to why you would do that. Of course, if you use them separately you are unlikely to run into this kind of trouble.Next month I'll touch on using Blind Carbon Copy (BCC) field and use of backgrounds for your emails.