[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >>>if (A || B) && (C) >>> >>>Basically I want to check a message to see if the From line is one of two >>>possible email addresses. If it is, and if the subject contains a certain >>>keyword, to file the message into folder. It looks like the filter >>>criteria can be strung together as "or"s or "and"s, but not a mixture. >> >>You make simply 2 filters: >>1 for A with C >>1 for B with C >>both with the same action >> >> >I Agree that this would solve the problem, but if you had to satisfy a >request like: >if ( A or B or C or D) and (E or F or G or H) >you'd have to generate a good combination of single filters
In addition: "How to combine AND and OR operators in a single filter; If you want to create a filter with a condition like this: account is work account AND (sender is John OR sender is Mark) you can create an address book group or folder that contains John and Mark, then create a filter like this: [account] [is] [work account] [from] [is in group] [friends] execute if [all conditions are met] Updated by PowerMail engineering on 12/06/2003" (<http://faq.ctmdev.com/index.php?TOPIC_ID=17>) In case of names A,B,C,D and contents E,F,G,H it makes 4 filters only. ;-)
