On Mon, Sep 23, 2013 at 6:26 AM, Zack (Doc) <[email protected]> wrote:
> It's your boolean logic. You're NOT'ing an OR, which is not having your
> desired effect. You need to break that one out, and turn them to ANDs.
> So, using the logic you've listed:
>
> from:(*@vub.ac.be & [email protected] & [email protected])
>
Does Gmail really need it expanded like this? What you have should be
equivalent to what Filip has. NOT'ing an OR is AND. I'm wondering if the
ampersand and exclamation point are the problems. Does Gmail accept those
as operators?
>
> Or, using a logic I've used successfully in searches:
>
> from:vub.ac.be -from:{batman robin}
>
> The curly brackets ORs things between them. Unless otherwise stated,
> search terms are AND'd.
>
That looks like the best solution. I could probably simplify some of my
filters with curly brackets.
Kenneth
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