Hello The Bat! beta users and developers,
Allie Martin wrote at 4/18/2000, 7:32 PM
AM> This is only necessary if you have a folder for each of your friends or
AM> colleagues at work. Otherwise, you can use a single filter rule for all
AM> message types being filtered to a single folder. Use the alternative
AM> strings support. I use a single filter that looks for 25 alternative
AM> strings to match messages for a single folder here. If a sender uses a
AM> different address I just add the string to the filter rule as an
AM> alternative string to look for.
>> Every time one of my friends gets another e-mail or changes it
>> (surprisingly it happens quite often) I have to look through a
>> huge list of filters to fix it.
I think the point here is that with Address Book-filters you didn't
need to change your filter(s) at all.
But I wouldn't assign the filter to every Address Book entry (and
Incoming, Outgoing, Read, Replied for every one of them), only in
Sorting Office there could be a new Filtering Option, say, "filter if
Sender is [select from Address Book]". Of course, one could select not
only an entry, but also a Group.
Just daydreaming :)
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