On 1/4/02 5:27 PM, I wrote:
>> An example of a rule I'm using is this:
>>
>> If any recipient is A
>> Or any recipient is B
>> But no recipient is C
>> Run script (which should set the account)
>
> there's no such set of criteria possible. That would only be possible if
> you could do:
>
> (A or B) and (not C)
>
OK, now that you've seen all the fancy script solutions, there's a much
simpler, if pedestrian solution, that I'm sure most people use in this
situation. Just make two rules:
1 <if ALL criteria are met>
if A and (not C) do X
2. <if ALL criteria are met>
if B and (not C) do X
That will work fine, and as fast as your preferred solution, both on
incoming messages, and also if you Apply All Rules to a set of selected
messages.
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Paul Berkowitz
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