Re[2]: why do my #?@! filters not work

[andrew]

Hi Januk,

JA> Try making a filter for anyone in your address books.  To do this, put
JA> the string as 'e' or something, then under Advanced, select
JA> "Address(es) must be in Address Book" -> Sender
 
That would work assuming the sender is in my address book, but isn't
there a better way? Surely bcc should be possible to see filter on? Or
is it that basically this is what the spam is doing we're trying to
kill?



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thanks,
 andrew                            mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http:\\at.omic.co.uk



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