>> I thought I was receiving double messages for a while.  It
>> turns out that I
>> had two PIClist filters set in Outlook, so it would create
>> two copies of
>> each message before placing them in the PIClist folder.
>
>One bonus point! Even though I had already figured it out myself. But
>for the next point: this does not agree with what outlook pretends to
>do: apply all rules in serie: a message moved by rule one should not be
>found by rule two because it is already moved! So how do you catch the
>messages that are not To: but Cc: to the PIClist server?

I get around this in Outlook Express by having it "Move" the message instead
of "Copy" :)) The rules are only applied to messages in the "Inbox", so once
it is moved, no other rules can be applied to it. Does make it a pain though
when there multiple tags on a message such as both [PIC]: and [OT]: because
some one has decided to change the tag, and the message goes to PIC instead
of OT because of the rule orders - but that is also fixable.

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