>On Mon, 22 Feb 1999, Jeremy Wiebe wrote: > >:I use Outlook Express for my emailing and you can create rules that search >:the To: or CC: for part of a string...as linux-newbie. Works great for me >:except in the cases that Ray mentioned. >: >:P.S. - The reason that I use Outlook Express is cause I tinker with settings >:alot and mess up my Linux installation frequently.....I am learning though, >:I think. I am the original sender....Well, I think I got the problem fixed. See, here was the deal (and I wished that I had saved the message that caused me so much consternation)...it seems that there are several different possibilities for the address...normally the address will be [EMAIL PROTECTED] That address will sometimes appear in the TO: line, and sometimes the CC: line. I was able to take care of those two instances. But then I got a message that was "Linux-Newbie@some other domain." I couldn't account for that one, or all the other possibilities that might occur....but since "Linux-Newbie@" seemed to be common to all of these instances, I just changed the rules. Instead of the entire address, I just shortened the rules to "Linux-Newbie@" and that seems to have done the trick. Thanks for all the suggestions. Joe
