Check for two things: 1. The order in which the filters are applied.
2. "Stop applying filters to this message" which is near the bottom of the dialogue box when you view the filter. I think you could accomplish this (depending on all your other filters) by doing the list filter first without the "stop applying filters" then filter your undesirables. Midi Cotty caused electrons to hula in cyberspace with: >Hello listers, > >I have Powermail 5.0.1 on a PowerBook G3 Pismo 1GB / 20 GB running 10.3.2 > >Recently I was able to (finally) sign up to broadband - they've only just >upgraded the local telephone exchange here in the countryside west of >Oxford, England. Huzzah. > >Now that I am on broadband, I switched from being a digest subscriber (on >a different email list with very heavy traffic) to a normal subscriber. I >wanted to set up some filters for kill-filing a few undesirable contributors. > >I have a filter set up already that puts any of the emails into a >specific folder, but when I try to set up a filter to put emails from >individuals into the mail trash, it doesn't work, and instead they drop >into the specific filtered folder as all the others do. > >The parameters I have set are: > ><From> <contains> <name> > ><Move message into folder> <Mail Trash> > >But instead it seems to follow these paramaters for all the other normal >list email: > > ><To> <contains> <listname> > ><Move message into folder> <relevant list folder name> > > > >No matter what I do the emails refuse to follow the set parameters...is >there something I may be overlooking? > >Many thanks for any help you might be able to offer. > > > > >Cheers, > Cotty > > >___/\__ >|| (O) | People, Places, Pastiche >||=====| www.macads.co.uk/snaps >_____________________________ > > >
