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Martin C March 27th 08 10:06 AM

Need a mail rule for anyone NOT in address book
 
I am trying to set up a mail rule in OE6 so that any mail that arrives from
someone that is not present in my address book is automatically moved to a
particular location. I want this so that it makes it easier for my family to
keep away from dodgy emails that may arrive as we have started to get some
spam arriving after many years of nothing.

I already have rules to colour code messages from people we know, so my
family is using this to keep away from other mail as it will still be
coloured standard black.

If it is not possible to define the rule I would like, I will have to put up
with the colour coding.

TIA

Martin



Ron Sommer March 27th 08 11:43 AM

Need a mail rule for anyone NOT in address book
 
Create a rule, add all people from the Address Book.
Click on Options, select does not contain.
Have the actions, move to folder and stop processing more rules.
--
Ronald Sommer


"Martin C" wrote in message
...
I am trying to set up a mail rule in OE6 so that any mail that arrives
from someone that is not present in my address book is automatically moved
to a particular location. I want this so that it makes it easier for my
family to keep away from dodgy emails that may arrive as we have started
to get some spam arriving after many years of nothing.

I already have rules to colour code messages from people we know, so my
family is using this to keep away from other mail as it will still be
coloured standard black.

If it is not possible to define the rule I would like, I will have to put
up with the colour coding.

TIA

Martin


Martin C March 28th 08 08:39 AM

Need a mail rule for anyone NOT in address book
 
Thanks for that. I knew it had to be there somewhere. I am assumin that
whenever I add someone to the address book, I will have to update this rule
again.

Martin


"Ron Sommer" wrote in message
...
Create a rule, add all people from the Address Book.
Click on Options, select does not contain.
Have the actions, move to folder and stop processing more rules.
--
Ronald Sommer


"Martin C" wrote in message
...
I am trying to set up a mail rule in OE6 so that any mail that arrives
from someone that is not present in my address book is automatically
moved to a particular location. I want this so that it makes it easier
for my family to keep away from dodgy emails that may arrive as we have
started to get some spam arriving after many years of nothing.

I already have rules to colour code messages from people we know, so my
family is using this to keep away from other mail as it will still be
coloured standard black.

If it is not possible to define the rule I would like, I will have to put
up with the colour coding.

TIA

Martin




Ron Sommer March 28th 08 11:21 AM

Need a mail rule for anyone NOT in address book
 
Yes, that is correct.
--
Ronald Sommer

"Martin C" wrote in message
...
Thanks for that. I knew it had to be there somewhere. I am assumin that
whenever I add someone to the address book, I will have to update this
rule again.

Martin


"Ron Sommer" wrote in message
...
Create a rule, add all people from the Address Book.
Click on Options, select does not contain.
Have the actions, move to folder and stop processing more rules.
--
Ronald Sommer


"Martin C" wrote in message
...
I am trying to set up a mail rule in OE6 so that any mail that arrives
from someone that is not present in my address book is automatically
moved to a particular location. I want this so that it makes it easier
for my family to keep away from dodgy emails that may arrive as we have
started to get some spam arriving after many years of nothing.

I already have rules to colour code messages from people we know, so my
family is using this to keep away from other mail as it will still be
coloured standard black.

If it is not possible to define the rule I would like, I will have to
put up with the colour coding.

TIA

Martin





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