Hi MAU,
Friday, January 13, 2006, 7:55:24 PM, you wrote:
>> I know it is possible to test a newly created filter, but I'm not
>> sure how.
M> - Select a message in the message list and right click on it.
M> - Select 'Test Filter' in your context menu and you will get the Test
M> Filter pop-up dialog where you can select the type of filter(s) you want
M> to test.
M> - Click OK and you will get a pop up window telling you which filters
M> have triggered and the actions that would have been taken if this was
M> not a TEST. That is, the actions are not really taken.
Thank you, Miguel, for laying out the process. It's good to have it
documented clearly. Maybe that description will make its way into the
help file eventually.
As you'll note, Stuart Cuddy supplied the essential first step of
selecting the message and right clicking to get the context menu in
which "test filter" was listed. And once I had that bit of information
I was able to test the filter I created, which worked as expected by
the way.
I appreciate your help.
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Regards,
Perry
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