Hi, I need to set up a common filter that checks all incoming emails against a certain list of conditions and takes two actions:
(a) moves the email to a designated folder, and (b) forwards/re-directs the email to another address. I can do the first part without any problem and almost have the second part figured, however....what I want to do is this: leave the desktop PC running all the time and checking my mail at various intervals depending on the account (some are checked once per day, others every hour, etc). When I am away from the desk/office, I use a handheld and mobile to access my email, but I only want to get important emails there with no attachments, but I do sometimes want to reply to these emails. As it stands, any forwarding I do from The Bat! changes the from: and reply to: headers and also the to: header. As an example: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> sends me an email to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. I have that set up to be filed in a certain folder and also to be copied to my mobile email address of <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. Currently what I get is an email from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> and if I were to reply to it, it would go back to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>. Does that make sense? I am basically after having my mobile email address added to all incoming emails as a BCC..... Anyone ever tried to do this? Any hints? Bryan Anderson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.0.1.33 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
