PowerMail Engineering wrote:
Christian Roth wrote:
(from startswith kris OR from startswith roth)
AND
(account is 'Private')
It is of course not as flexible as boolean expressions, but but you can
do this with the following filter:
[from] [includes at least one of the words] [kris* roth*]
Christian Roth wrote:
Second, the need for understanding and using filter ordering and the stop
checkbox partially comes from the fact that I cannot express a desired
condition in one single filter only:
(from startswith kris OR from startswith roth)
AND
(account is 'Private')
It is of course
PowerMail Engineering wrote:
Using both AND and OR operators in a filter would be way to difficult to
configure for most users. A lot of users already have difficulties to
order their filters and use the stop checkbox correctly, so a complex
interface like this one just out of question.
First,
On 21/06/2004 at 12:11 PM I saw PowerMail Engineering type:
Christian Roth wrote:
it would be a TREMENDOUS feature if the options within a filter
could be individually grouped in a boolean fashion
And for a IMO nice graphical interface solution to complex boolean
expressions, see ChronoSync's
On 21/06/2004 at 12:11 PM I saw PowerMail Engineering type:
Christian Roth wrote:
it would be a TREMENDOUS feature if the options within a filter
could be individually grouped in a boolean fashion
And for a IMO nice graphical interface solution to complex boolean
expressions, see ChronoSync's
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