Why the need for set of rules in Microsoft Outlook?

Rules are used in Microsoft Outlook to organize incoming Emails. Setting up rules in Outlook automates various actions that can be taken on incoming mails depending on the criteria set. For example, mails from a particular colleague or friend can be automatically forwarded or placed in a special folder, messages with a specific subject line or containing a certain word or phrase can be redirected. The Rules in Microsoft Outlook 2003 once set, allows the user to automate and organize his/her emails in the following way:

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