Hello Jonathan,
>> Therefore I'm obliged to put at least one string in the "rule" ?
> Not really no, but it depends what you want the filter to do.
yes an antispam filter !
>>> Try putting something in the first page ("Rules"),
>> I try
>> I puted an expression
>> stings location : presence :
>> vivivi kludges no
> How many emails do you get that have vivivi in the headers?
Justly no one and I thaught it would go to alternatives !
> again probably catch all your mails again. If this is a spam filter,
> try putting:
> Strings Location Presence
> sex Anywhere Yes
> For the "Rule" page.
Ok I dit it
>>> and any other options into the "Alternatives" page.
Yes, but the result is that only the mail with the keyword "sex" go to spam folder ;
others taht contain "picks" (keyword of alternatives", don't go to
spam folder
> Yes, the "Rule" page is for AND filters, while anything appearing in
> the "Alternatives" page is OR.
yes I understood !
> Usually you want something to appear on
> the "Rule" page as a starting point. For example, sex on the first
> page, and on alternatives, you might want to add sets to include
> things like "marketing", "debt", and such.
Yes, but at my home, no !
Thank you johnatan for your patience !
Christophe
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