ok, thanks. Will give that a shot. Chris.
On Mar 21, 2014, at 12:09 AM, Sarah k Alawami <marri...@gmail.com> wrote: > simply hit cmd shift h to show all headers, navigate to the headers area, > interact with something that might stay 40 visible lines, then the first > field you will hear is the sender. make sure you are on the email address > then hit vo shift m, and then copy to clip board. Now create your rule from > there with the criteria you want. Test with 1 or 2 messages or what not to > be sure that it will do what you want it to do. > > Godo luck. > On Mar 20, 2014, at 9:01 PM, Christopher Gilland <ch...@clgproductions.com> > wrote: > >> No? The worst that could happen is I filter the wrong thing and wind up >> having every piece a mail regardless go to my trash folder. Oops? LOL! >> Just kidding with ya. Yeah, I’ll handle it, the only real other question I >> have is, how do I extract the sender’s e-mail address from one of his/her >> messages before setting up the rule? I don’t know their e-mail address off >> the top of my head, and they’re not in my contacts either. >> >> Chris. >> >> On Mar 20, 2014, at 11:44 PM, Sarah k Alawami <marri...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> I'm not a road runner guru in the mail field or regarding the character we >>> all know and love, but play with the mail rules on the mac in the >>> directions ai sent and see if that helps. I did this before I did server >>> side filtering with my gmail mail accounts. the worst that can happen is >>> nothing. >>> >>> Take care. >>> On Mar 20, 2014, at 8:31 PM, Christopher gilland <ch...@clgproductions.com> >>> wrote: >>> >>>> Sarah, I'm using Road Runner as my web provider. Not sure if that helps >>>> you, nor anyone else. >>>> >>>> I'm on the carolina.rr.com node. >>>> >>>> Chris. >>>> ----- Original Message ----- From: "Sarah k Alawami" <marri...@gmail.com> >>>> To: "mac access list iOS Accessibility" <mac-access@mac-access.net> >>>> Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2014 10:34 PM >>>> Subject: Re: Desperately need help with Mail under Mavericks >>>> >>>> >>>> 1. go to mail prefs. >>>> >>>> 2. go to mail rules. >>>> >>>> 3. click add new rule. >>>> >>>> 4. Now click the criteria you want to add. Be very careful when doing this. >>>> >>>> 5. click the actions you want to happen. >>>> >>>> 6. click ok. >>>> >>>> You can even do this on your web provider's mail server, but I cannot >>>> walk you through this as every provider is different but I have several >>>> addresses that go to the trackh mainly as I like to call junk mail that >>>> goes direct to the trash, and it works well server side. >>>> >>>> Feel free to test the mail rules, they are your best friend and I've been >>>> using them for close to about 14 or so years. >>>> >>>> Take care and be blessed. >>>> Sarah Alawami, owner and founder of Alawami productions: where quality is >>>> key. Check us out on the web at http://alawamiproductions.com/listen >>>> >>>> On Mar 20, 2014, at 7:12 PM, Christopher Gilland >>>> <ch...@clgproductions.com> wrote: >>>> >>>>> Hello guys. >>>>> >>>>> I have waited for at least a month if not more to compose this message to >>>>> the list. I have seriously given it thought, and really have thought >>>>> over and over time after time if I was really willing to face the most >>>>> likely inevitable concequences that probably would occur from this >>>>> message. I think asking this question which follows regarding Mail is >>>>> not a matter any longer of am I willing to risk getting people angry or >>>>> embarrassed, but more, at this point, I feel I really don’t honestly have >>>>> any choice of the matter. Maybe it’ll wake up a beast, maybe it’ll get >>>>> some heads turning, maybe it will get Gordon and Lynn’s attention, who >>>>> knows. Come what may, and and it torpedoes at full speed ahead. >>>>> >>>>> So, here is the deal. Lately, on this list, I’ve been seeing lots of >>>>> messages which are completely off topic. I’m not gonna go into the >>>>> specifics, as, if like me, you indeed have read the list guidelines which >>>>> you accepted, therefore constituting your willingness to be on this list, >>>>> then you’ll know which messages I am referring to. I really don’t feel I >>>>> should have to be specific, as it’s actually quite obvious. >>>>> >>>>> I’m not even going to say that it’s one list member that is the offending >>>>> party here. I’ll leave that neutral on my end, and allow you all to form >>>>> your own opinions based off of the list rules and guidelines. This isn’t >>>>> rocket science. Anyway, I’ve done exactly to a T what Gordon and Lynn >>>>> request that we do when we have concerns. I’ve written them off list at >>>>> the support e-mail address which is provided both in the guidelines >>>>> message, as well as in the footer of all posted messages. I’m not even >>>>> gonna provide it here, as if people truely look at these things, they’ll >>>>> know what I’m talking about. Anyway, I debated heavily saying anything >>>>> on list about this publicly, as admittedly, it does defy the List >>>>> guideline netiquette. The problem however is, neither Gordon nor Lynn >>>>> seem to be concerned to correct the problem. They always write me back >>>>> off list and say things like, between the jobs we have we don’t have >>>>> time, or between this or that, or, we’re all adults, we all can manage >>>>> things our own ways, etc. yoddie yoddie yodda. Just not even a week ago, >>>>> I wrote them regarding a few things. I wont’ go into the specifics, but >>>>> there was an unnamed list member who wrote something totally off topic. >>>>> This person, whoever he or she may be continuously almost once or twice, >>>>> if not more a week seems to be posted off topic messages which probably >>>>> would be more suited in my opinion over on the general techno-chat list. >>>>> >>>>> Remember, I thought this list was for discussing Apple related things, >>>>> and frankly, when I come to this list, that’s what I’m hoping to find. - >>>>> Not these OT messages which have absolutely not the slightest thing >>>>> whatsoever to do with Apple. Anyway, getting back to this anonymous >>>>> person, I wrote Gordon at the support address privately, and addressed my >>>>> concern. I was extremely polite about what I said. All I did was ask >>>>> him if he didn’t agree that things needed to be better managed. He then >>>>> through up the brick wall back at me, as usual of we just don’t have the >>>>> time anymore, etc. I’ve stated to him multiple times, then you need to >>>>> appoint a co-moderator. Period. I’ve offered several times, and I’m >>>>> sure many of you all probably have done the same off list when your >>>>> support messages don’t get answered. I mean, a little bit of a delay is >>>>> one thing, but almost every message I’ve sent takes at least a month, if >>>>> not more, to be responded to, and it’s always the same canned message >>>>> template. We don’t have time, we this, we that, hit us with, a base ball >>>>> bat. >>>>> >>>>> How does this all play into my question about Mail? OK, intro background >>>>> out of the way, here’s my question. It’s obvious that Gordon nor Lynn >>>>> are going to do anything to correct these rightful concerns, and God >>>>> knows how many other unrelated, or related for that mind, concerns are >>>>> being procrastinated. I don’t like doing this, but I’m now being faced >>>>> with a choice. I either can leave the list, which I’m highly >>>>> considerring, not because anyone’s being rude to me etc. but just because >>>>> responsibility isn’t being met, nor appointed to anyone who can! adhere >>>>> to more active activity of presence. So, that’s one choice I have, is to >>>>> leave. I don’t want to do that though, as I feel a strong need to help >>>>> other fellow Apple users. How else can people learn if there isn’t a >>>>> community of people willing to help, as I am. The other choice of the >>>>> two however is, though I don’t like doing it, to set up a mail filter, >>>>> and block the consistently offending parties who are doing things >>>>> personally to me off list, as well as writing off topic or not so >>>>> appropriate messages on list. It’s a hard call to make. I don’t like >>>>> doing either of the two, honestly, but at this point, unless Gordon or >>>>> Lynn get off their sandbox and take care of the things, rather than just >>>>> saying they will, I’m at a catch 22, where I really feel that my hand has >>>>> unwillingly been forced. >>>>> >>>>> So, my question is, if I choose the ladder avenue, by setting of a block >>>>> user/users list, how do I go about adding a sender with a message in my >>>>> inbox to that list so that from that point foward, they’d go directly to >>>>> my trash folder? >>>>> >>>>> Thanks, and again, two things… First of all, this message isn’t to single >>>>> anyone out. For one thing, why do you think I’m leaving the parties >>>>> involved completely genderless/nameless. Again, I would not have posted >>>>> this on list to start with normally, and believe me, this wasn’t a mail I >>>>> spontaniously just thought up tonight to type. I’ve been as said >>>>> earlier, debating for over a few weeks’ period whether to post this or >>>>> not. I don’t like posting it, don’t mistake me, but I feel caught >>>>> between a huge rock and a hard place. >>>>> >>>>> If you want to write me about this privately, my address is: >>>>> >>>>> ch...@clgproductions.com >>>>> >>>>> But, just know that unless it’s either Gordon, or Lynn writing, I’m going >>>>> to remain very hazey about the specific details, as that’s no one’s >>>>> direct concern except myself, them, and the actual offending parties >>>>> involved. >>>>> >>>>> If, however you just wanna give me your comments, then go ahead. If you >>>>> wanna however tell me where to fly, tear me a new one for writing this >>>>> the way I did, chew me out, etc. then please utilize your energy >>>>> elseware, as frankly, I’m not gonna listen to it. 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