All my lists use a prefix in the subject line.([Listname] Subject )
The message "To" Address is also the List Address so I criteria on either of
those.

If you can't do either perhaps create a special address/account for list
subscriptions.

--
Henry Craven {SBS-MVP}


"Ronald Stepp" wrote in message
...
Hmm, well most of them are from lists, so the emails usually change, the
only thing that stays the same is the TO field.. I don't know ahead of
time who's email to flag.

I DO have a rule for them.. problem is, Outlook won't run them after I
download mail.. the mails go to junk and stay there even with the rule on..
I have to run them manually each time I download mail to move them to the
right folders.

"Henry Craven {SBS-MVP}" wrote in message
...
All my lists use a prefix in the subject line.([Listname] Subject )
The message "To" Address is also the List Address so I criteria on either
of those.

If you can't do either perhaps create a special address/account for list
subscriptions.

--
Henry Craven {SBS-MVP}


"Ronald Stepp" wrote in message
...
Hmm, well most of them are from lists, so the emails usually change, the
only thing that stays the same is the TO field.. I don't know ahead of
time who's email to flag.

Ronald Stepp wrote:

I DO have a rule for them.. problem is, Outlook won't run them after I
download mail.. the mails go to junk and stay there even with the
rule on.. I have to run them manually each time I download mail to
move them to the right folders.

First you have to discover why they're being flagged as junk.
--
Brian Tillman

I don't think so... I think I am just going to go to Eudora or some other
program.. if I knew why every mail was getting flagged as junk I could just
turn the filter completely off and make my own junk mail filter..

"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Ronald Stepp wrote:

I DO have a rule for them.. problem is, Outlook won't run them after I
download mail.. the mails go to junk and stay there even with the
rule on.. I have to run them manually each time I download mail to
move them to the right folders.

First you have to discover why they're being flagged as junk.
--
Brian Tillman

Ronald Stepp wrote:

I don't think so... I think I am just going to go to Eudora or some
other program.. if I knew why every mail was getting flagged as junk
I could just turn the filter completely off and make my own junk mail
filter..

Well, good luck with all the calendaring and task management features Eudora
offers.
--
Brian Tillman

Thanks.. just installed Eudora and am very happy with it... comes up fast,
filters pretty easy to setup and it's not sluggish like Outlook (my other
issue).. I can't run the filters manually either in Eudora.. heh heh.. BUT
they work once I had them setupo for incoming mail.. whew.. the task
management and calendar stuff.. not sure why that will be a task.. don't
really need em yet so no worries there..

Thanks a lot for all your help..

Ronald Stepp

"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Ronald Stepp wrote:

I don't think so... I think I am just going to go to Eudora or some
other program.. if I knew why every mail was getting flagged as junk
I could just turn the filter completely off and make my own junk mail
filter..

Well, good luck with all the calendaring and task management features
Eudora offers.
--
Brian Tillman

Ronald Stepp wrote:

Thanks.. just installed Eudora and am very happy with it... comes up
fast, filters pretty easy to setup and it's not sluggish like Outlook
(my other issue).. I can't run the filters manually either in
Eudora.. heh heh.. BUT they work once I had them setupo for incoming
mail.. whew.. the task management and calendar stuff.. not sure why
that will be a task.. don't really need em yet so no worries there..

If you don't need the features Outlook offers, why did you even try it?
--
Brian Tillman