Thanks Peter! This seems to do the trick... I knew someone could figure this out, I was about to pull my hair out. Do you have any other regex filters that you could share with me? thanks again, I really do appreciate your help, as well as the others who tried to help me. I would also recommend this filter to everyone else that are trying to setup spam filters!
-- Best Regards, ~John - - - Peter Palmreuther wrote - - - > On Friday, February 6, 1998 at 4:27:39 AM you [~] wrote (at least in > part): >>> I created this "Only Me" filter: >>> ---------------------------- >>> Move to "Not to me" folder >>> ", [EMAIL PROTECTED]"|"[EMAIL PROTECTED]," >>> Location : Recipient >>> Presence : Yes >>> ---------------------------- ~>> Crap! I doesn't work either.... I still need help. > Give this a try: > (.+@.+[,;].*[EMAIL PROTECTED])|([EMAIL PROTECTED]*[,;].+@.+) > Location: Recipient > Presence: Yes > Regular Expression: Yes > Untested, but could work. > Your expression missed the fact your address could be in angel > brackets and there don't need to be a space between comma and your > address. Additionally a semicolon could be used as delimiter. > The expression above checks for a "seems to be an e-mail-address" > either before or behind your own address, delimited by a comma or > semicolon. Quite far from being perfect, but might help as a first > step. - - - End of Peter Palmreuther's message - - - ________________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBTECH" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
