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I am running osx.5.6, office 2008 but this problem started when I was using office 2004.
Entourage is set as my default mail reader. At one time I made a folder named ITunes to put my receipts from said store in.(this is in the mail app Entourage).
Then I could see my mail was being delivered to my machine but did not show up in my inbox. My husband found it all in the new ITunes folder I had created in Entourage. ACK! I deleted that folder after moving my incoming mail back into the inbox. Then I created NEW ITunes folder because I kept getting this error:
While processing message "In the June issue: Ultimate iPhone Guide" (ID 607, the mailing list rule "iTunes Store <do_not_reply@apple.com>" could not be successfully executed.
Explanation
The message could not be filed because the destination folder cannot be found.
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I am thinking that the iTunes folder I deleted is the one the computer is talking about but I don't know how to tell it not to file it there or even what program (mac Mail or Entourage) is looking for this nonexistent folder.
Help PLEASE.
. Please help me .I am running osx.5.6, office 2008 but this problem started when I was using office 2004.
Entourage is set as my default mail reader. At one time I made a folder named ITunes to put my receipts from said store in.(this is in the mail app Entourage).
Then I could see my mail was being delivered to my machine but did not show up in my inbox. My husband found it all in the new ITunes folder I had created in Entourage. ACK! I deleted that folder after moving my incoming mail back into the inbox. Then I created NEW ITunes folder because I kept getting this error:
While processing message "In the June issue: Ultimate iPhone Guide" (ID 607, the mailing list rule "iTunes Store <do_not_reply@apple.com>" could not be successfully executed.
Explanation
The message could not be filed because the destination folder cannot be found.
~~~
I am thinking that the iTunes folder I deleted is the one the computer is talking about but I don't know how to tell it not to file it there or even what program (mac Mail or Entourage) is looking for this nonexistent folder.
Help PLEASE.