Hello Peter,
PH> - is the only difference between (a) "sender match ..." and (b) "sender
PH> contains" that (a) considers RegExps while (b) does not?
Yes
PH> - are "sender match data1|data2|data3" and
PH> "sender matches any of data1
PH> data2
PH> data3"
PH> identical filters?
Yes
PH> - what is the difference between (a) "matches any of" and (b) "matches all
PH> as RegExp"? As far as I understood the help file, (a) also considers
PH> RegExp. So what does (b) do what (a) doesn't?
(b) needs that test expression should satisfy all regexps, while (a)
needs at least one
PH> - when a message has been moved by a filter but a SUBfilter also matches,
PH> will this subfilter apply to the moved message?
Yes
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9Val
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