JH> Can I maintain a single set of rules that sort mail into these mailboxes JH> when I'm receiving mail from multiple mailboxes? If you're receiving from multiple mailboxes (ie different accounts at your ISP or whatever) then you'll need a TB! account for each mailbox. The sorting office rules are account specific so you'd need to create the filters for each account.
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