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You can do this by creating a rule that looks for "specific words in the
sender's address". Just add all the domains to that list of words, make the rule move or delete any messages found, and periodically run it. -Peter "jtpryan" wrote in message ... I would like to create a "cleanup" rule to run periodically. I would like to be able to put a list of domain names in a list, then have a rule where if any of those domain names are in the sender name they will be moved into the deleted folder. I get a lot of mail that I don't want to filter, but don' necessarily read everday either, and it mounts up. So, it would be nice if once ever couple of months I could go in,run the cleanup rule and clear the old ones out. -Jim |
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