Michael Tsai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > SpamSieve automatically uses Apple's address book. To use PowerMail's, > you need to set up the rule as Pat did.
This is true only for the last version. from the previous one I do have a PM filter rule that says, "if sender is not in addressbook then run SpamSieve macro 'move if spam'..." following the advice from a certain Michael Tsai early this year ;-) This rule still works for me with the latest SpamSieve version, though its only interest is (perhaps) running a little bit faster as there is no request passed to SpamSieve (nor from SpamSieve to AddressBook...) for those mails immediately identified as friends right in PM (also, this would allow one to avoid synchronizing with Apple's addressbook) My advice would be, use with the standard default rule unless you really find the filtering process is too time-consuming (only on a very slow mac with lots of spam?). Now, one last idea I just got: As M. Tsai says, the addressbook used for SpamSieve "white-listing" operation is not PowerMail's one but Apple's: then if you didn't set a synchronization from PM to Apple's Addressbook it would be normal that SpamSieve does not recognizes your friends. Check in Powermail > Preferences > synchronization that you at least have checked "update Apple's addressbook automatically FROM Powermail"... Herve -- remove ".listes" and add a dot after fh please enlevez ".listes" et ajoutez un point après fh
