Hi Nina, I don't know why your problem is happening, but maybe this suggestion will work for you:
I have a mail action which color codes (sets the priority) email from certain family and friends as bright pink so mail from them stands out in my In box from the other mail I don't filter. I could make a mail action which files them, but I don't, but you could for your situation. I just made a group in my Address book which includes those family and special friends that I want to show up in bright pink. I do the same thing for a board of directors I am on. All email from those folks shows up in purple. My mail action is then simple. Under Criteria I select Field: "From" "is in a "Specific Group" "Family and Friends" Under actions I select "set the priority to family and friends" which is what changes the color. Actually in looking at my mail actions, I do file mail from another particular group in a folder after setting the priority first. That way when I look at it in my auto file log, the color stands out if I want to just read certain messages in my Autofile log or sort messages in the autofile log by priority and read those in sequence. So couldn't you place your people in an Address book group of whatever name you want? and you wouldn't have to add individual names to your mail actions? That way if you add or delete folks from your group you wouldn't have to change your mail action. Susan Grose ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
