Harry, I hope you find an answer, I have the same problem.

John


On Oct 26, 2013, at 4:12 PM, Harry Jacobson-Beyer <[email protected]> wrote:

> I have set up a few less than a gazillion rules in Apple Mail on my iMac. The 
> rules sort my email into mailboxes.
> 
> For instance I have added my high school classmates (Louisville, Seneca class 
> of ’63) to my address book. In the notes field for each contact I have put 
> Seneca. Next I created a mailbox called Seneca. Finally I set a rule that 
> says “If sender is member of group Seneca perform the following actions <Move 
> message to mailbox Seneca>”
> 
> When Mail on my iMac is open, all messages from my class mates move to the 
> folder Seneca and are marked as unread. But they do not show up marked as 
> unread  in the Seneca mail box on my iPhone or iPad.
> 
> So I thought to create a rule in the cloud but I don't have the option of 
> “Sender is member of group"
> 
> I can quit mail on my computer before I go out then all messages come to my 
> iphone/ipad in my main inbox, I can read them but when I return home and open 
> Mail the messages are in my in box and I have to apply rules on all the new 
> mail to sort them appropriately (or move them manually).
> 
> So my choices are to quit the mail app when I leave home, read my messages on 
> my iPhone / iPad and then apply rules to my messages when I return home. 
> 
> Or leave the mail program open on my iMac when I leave home and not know that 
> I have received a message when I check mail on my iPhone / iPad.
> 
> Rhetorical question: Why are the rule making capabilities in the Mail in the 
> cloud equal to the rule making capabilities in Mail on my iMac?
> 
> Any suggestions?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
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