Hello Jan,
On Wednesday, September 27, 2000 at 22:53:47 GMT -0400 (which was 7:53 PM
where I live) witnesses say Jan Rifkinson typed:
> Second, I was under the impression that alternatives
> were "or" values as in [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] etc. while multiple Rules values are
> "and" values. Where am I confused?
You're almost there. The alternate *sets* are connected by OR's, but
each set can have AND connections within it. (Confused?)
So you have
Set 1 (Main Set)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Recipient = yes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Kludges = yes
Set 2 (Alternative)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Recipient = yes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Recipient = yes
[EMAIL PROTECTED] sender = yes
So you've specified the logic as follows:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a Recipient AND [EMAIL PROTECTED] is in the Headers
OR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a Recipient AND [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a Recipient AND
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the sender.
Add another 2 sets under the alternatives tab and change Set 2 to
look like this:
Set 2: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Recipient = yes
Set 3: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Recipient = yes
Set 4: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sender = yes
So now the logic is:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a Recipient AND [EMAIL PROTECTED] is in the Headers
OR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a Recipient
OR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is a Recipient
OR
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the sender.
Does that help clear things up a little?
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Januk Aggarwal
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