I have a question about iMail rules. Is it possible to have a message fire multiple
rules? Normally, once iMail finds a rule that matches, it stops. However, I would like
to flag some rules so that after they match a message, the remaining rules would still
be run through.
Here is my situation:
My highest priority rule simply forwards a subset of my mail to a handheld device. It
looks like:
iMail:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
However, I have a whole slew of other rules that I would like to process after this
COPY rule forwards the message out. Typically, these remaining rules filter mail into
folders in my local mailbox.
Right now, if the COPY rule is fired, the message dumps into my local inbox,
regardless of whether it matches another folder rule. This is particularly bothersome
for spam messages.
I know I could forward via another mechanism besides a rule to side-step this, but
that would forward ALL mail; I just want to forward mail that is addresses to me
specifically (ie, not mailing lists, like this one).
Am I missing some syntax that would do what I want? Thanks!
-Chase
Chase Seibert | Network and Systems Engineer | Bullhorn Inc. | 617.464.2440 x119
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