Tue, 28 Sep 2004 16:55:01 +0200 (10:55 AM EDT here) Nikola Knezevic wrote:
> Dan, ovo si ti izjavio [27.9.2004, 3:40:43 PM]:
>>> So, how to write filter which will append every message coming
>>> in JUNK from account tesla to file spam.txt?
>>> I've set up filter in Incoming mail for Common folders, but it
>>> doesn't do its job. I've even set to add colour group, just to
>>> see how it works, but nothing happens, until I manually refilter
>>> JUNK folder.
DG>> Have you tried:
DG>> 1. TheBat! => Options => Prefences => Antispam
DG>> [x] Mark stored junk mail as read.
DG>> 2. TheBat! => Account => Sorting Office/Filters => Read messages
DG>> Set up your filter up in the Read messages folder.
> OK, this works, but it beats me why the method using Incoming mail
> doesn't work as expected (or my expectations are wrong).
> But, as someone said, NFS doesn't quite work. Using this method,
> I've made a filter which will mark all read messages (in JUNK folder
> with my email as recipient) as unread. But it worked yesteday, and
> today it isn't working... :)
> BTW, what's the purpose of "Source folder" in filter conditions?
The Source folder is fixed as the Inbox for Incoming mail filters.
The Source folder is fixed as the Outbox for Outgoing mail filters.
The Source folder for Replied and Read filters is selectable.
A selectable Source folder allows messages, that already have been
filtered and moved to any folder, to be filtered again by a Replied
filter or a Read filter. The Replied or Read filtering becomes more
efficient (faster), because only messages that already have been
recognized by other filters will be filtered again.
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