Rick Lecoat [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 4/27/04 at 17:12 stated:
Yes, I could use Cron to send a message that would activate an
applescript via a filter to delete the appropriate messages, but that
seems a VERY long way around the houses -- especially to someone who has
zero knowledge of Cron or
But that still doesn't get around the problem of the old messages (the
ones that the filter is supposed to act upon were received days ago) not
being selected. As far as I can tell, filters will act automatically on
messages 'in motion' (ie. incoming or outgoing) or manually on *selected*
Wayne at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on 27/4/04 10:48 pm
So here is a workaround:
1) setup a cron job that would create a mail that would fire off the
filter. You get to setup the cron job to run any time you want; Once a
day, Once an hour, Once a week. You pick the time, date, etc.
Wayne
Chher
At Tue, 27 Apr 2004 22:33:03 +0100 (CET), Rick Lecoat
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jérôme
The theory (and it could be an erroneous one) is that the filter gets run
every time new mail arrives -- since when new mail arrives PM
automatically runs all filters in order (until it gets a positive result
Derry Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 27 April 2004 stated:
Bugger is right. It'd be nice to have something like run this filer once
a day at 5.00pm or something similar
So here is a workaround:
1) setup a cron job that would create a mail that would fire off the
filter. You get to setup the
Rick at [EMAIL PROTECTED] said on 27/4/04 10:33 pm
Bugger.
Rick
Bugger is right. It'd be nice to have something like run this filer once
a day at 5.00pm or something similar
--
Derry Thompson
g l o d e r w o r k s | Design - Hosting - Programming
http://www.gloderworks.com
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Jérôme
The theory (and it could be an erroneous one) is that the filter gets run
every time new mail arrives -- since when new mail arrives PM
automatically runs all filters in order (until it gets a positive result
for one that has the No more filters box checked). I was hoping that it
would
someone explain to me how to use the filter condition Folder Is:?
It does not work in b12 (it works like [folder] [is not] instead of
[folder] [is]).
Rick Lecoat wrote:
Can someone explain to me how to use the filter condition Folder Is:?
It does not work in b12 (it works like [folder] [is not] instead of
[folder] [is]).
Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
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Hi
Can someone explain to me how to use the filter condition Folder Is:?
My situation is that I receive (and retain) digests from MacFixit.com,
and these contain links to articles on the web, but these links are only
valid for a few days. So any digests older than a few days are useless,
and I
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