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Hi,

I have setup a filter with ten words that I never want to see in an
email.  I setup a filter with OR statements between them.  This mostly
works, but when two words appear in an email, the email seems to slip
through the filter.  What is the correct way to setup a filter which
will detect 1 or more of these ten words?

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Michael L. Wilson, MBA  :usflag:
Ecclesiastic Philosopher
Critic
Teacher

:einsteinyoyo:

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Using The Bat! 3.0.2.1  :beta:
Windows XP 5.1 (build: 2600) Service Pack 2

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Spam Stats, last Week (BayesIt! 0.7.3)
Total Spam Emails: 157
Total Clean Emails: 1165
BayesIT guessed right 96.909871% of the time
My email is 11.875946% spam
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HamMails:      551
SpamMails:     19
detected Ham:  680 (99.5%)
detected Spam: 7 (100.%)
FALSE Ham detected:  16FALSE Spam detected: 3
HamMails:      551
SpamMails:     19
detected Ham:  680 (99.5%)
detected Spam: 7 (100.%)
FALSE Ham detected:  16FALSE Spam detected: 3

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