Hello Thomas, On Tue, 8 Oct 2002 at01:35:27[GMT +0700](which was 19:35 where I live) you wrote:
TF> Check whether this is always true. Is "sender" the group? I believe in TF> this group, it isn't. Now you've got me thinking. As my name is not in the group or the address book I assumed "sender" was when members of the group mailed me and "recipient" was when a message went from me to them? Am I wrong. Again the rule works most of the time, just three addresses in the group won't transfer across and no other rules are active on those addresses. TF> Your replies to the list will come in through the list anyway, and TF> will be caught by the filter on the list. Ok so, unless there are are reasons for complicated rules, I can keep all my rules directed at the inbox? RW>> I have another rule for one person with the sender's address as RW>> recipient and sender and, again, the latest mail from this person RW>> stays obstinately in the inbox, everything beforehand is filtered RW>> correctly. TF> If everything worked fine and suddenly doesn't, I suspect there is an TF> typing mistake involved. No, it was the AND rule in the first filter string. I've now made an alternative and it's OK. TF> Once you have understood the logic behind the filters, you will decide TF> this by yourself. One more tip: The filters are applied from top to TF> bottom. So if two filters apply for a message, the higher one is TF> applied first. If that is a MOVE filter, and the other one colours the TF> message, it won't be coloured. Thanks for those tips, I'll bear them in mind. -- Best regards, Richard Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195 Service Pack 2 ________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBUDL" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
