How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain; i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible to create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that domain?

When creating the message filtering rule, 1)check "Where the from line
contains people" . . . . . 2) add people " do not add the
information in front of the @ sign.
--
Jack


"paulyg" wrote:

How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain; i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible to create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that domain?

Where the From line contains 'microsoft.com'

should work....

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http://get.live.com/wlmail/overview


"paulyg" wrote in message
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How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain; i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible to
create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that domain?

"paulyg" wrote in message
...
How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain; i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible to
create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that domain?

Tools | Message Rules

Apply this rule after the message arrives
Where the From line contains 'microsoft.com'
Move it to the Microsoft folder
and Stop processing more rules

--
Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM
www.fjsmjs.com
Do not reply with email

My mail downloads from Comcast into my WM program. I belong to a group and
the posts come in as 'To' the address of the group, not 'from' the address of
the group. I have tried to use the message rule of when a 'to' line contains
(here I put the address of the group you have to write to)... This is not
changing the mail when it comes in. Am I doing this wrong? My 'To' domain is
not something @ something.....It's just the whole address . .
Can someone please help me with this?
--
musiclover


"Jaloba" wrote:

When creating the message filtering rule, 1)check "Where the from line
contains people" . . . . . 2) add people " do not add the
information in front of the @ sign.
--
Jack


"paulyg" wrote:

How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain; i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible to create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that domain?

Please start your own thread in the future instead of hijacking another's
old thread. Thank you.

May I assume you want to use a rule to move these messages to a user
created folder? You need a From rule. Don't base it on the display name of
the group. Ctrl+F3 will show the message source. It will be: "Group Name"


You need a From rule that filters on , not a To rule
that filters on Group Name.

In general:

Have all rules that Delete it from server first.

Rules that divert mail to folders next.

All others last.

Make sure that every rule also has Stop processing more rules checked,
unless that option is grayed out.

How to set up OE Message Rules:
http://www.timeatlas.com/mos/Email/O...tlook_Express/

http://www.jackieswebworks.com/outlo...ss%20notes.htm

Some Message Rule Ideas:
http://www.mindspring.com/~majik/messagerules.htm

Some tips:
http://insideoe.tomsterdam.com/tips/rules.htm

Controlling Junk Mail in Outlook Express:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/.../junkmail.mspx

Message Rules not working?:
http://www.insideoe.com/faqs/why.htm#rules
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Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP [Mail]
Imperial Beach, CA


"musiclover" wrote in message
...
My mail downloads from Comcast into my WM program. I belong to a group
and
the posts come in as 'To' the address of the group, not 'from' the
address of
the group. I have tried to use the message rule of when a 'to' line
contains
(here I put the address of the group you have to write to)... This is
not
changing the mail when it comes in. Am I doing this wrong? My 'To'
domain is
not something @ something.....It's just the whole address . .
Can someone please help me with this?
--
musiclover


"Jaloba" wrote:

When creating the message filtering rule, 1)check "Where the from line
contains people" . . . . . 2) add people " do not add
the
information in front of the @ sign.
--
Jack


"paulyg" wrote:

How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain;
i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible
to create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that
domain?

I think I understand. I belong to a few Yahoo groups and I am a moderator of
a few. My message rules for Yahoo groups are written to use the "To" address
for moving messages to the folder I have for each group. I actually use "To
or CC". That has worked for me for years. There are a few that don't get
caught that way; some messages are sent using bulk emailing and even though
Yahoo seems to not be confused, Windows Mail is confused by that.

If I must, I sometimes use the group name such as "[GMF]" (with brackets)
but I resort to that only if necessary.

So it should work to use the "To" address. You say it is not working but I
suggest you look closer. Are you totally sure that the address you have in
the rule is the address that is in the message? Probably when you look, you
will see a discrepancy.



"musiclover" wrote in message
...
My mail downloads from Comcast into my WM program. I belong to a group and
the posts come in as 'To' the address of the group, not 'from' the address
of
the group. I have tried to use the message rule of when a 'to' line
contains
(here I put the address of the group you have to write to)... This is
not
changing the mail when it comes in. Am I doing this wrong? My 'To' domain
is
not something @ something.....It's just the whole address . .
Can someone please help me with this?
--
musiclover


"Jaloba" wrote:

When creating the message filtering rule, 1)check "Where the from line
contains people" . . . . . 2) add people " do not add the
information in front of the @ sign.
--
Jack


"paulyg" wrote:

How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain;
i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible to
create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that
domain?

Groups such as Yahoo are mailing lists, and for mailing lists it is normal
for the sender ("From") to be the member and the recipient ("To") to be the
group (the mailing list).


"Bruce Hagen" wrote in message
...

You need a From rule that filters on , not a To rule
that filters on Group Name.

"musiclover" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
My mail downloads from Comcast into my WM program. I belong to a group and
the posts come in as 'To' the address of the group, not 'from' the address
of
the group. I have tried to use the message rule of when a 'to' line
contains
(here I put the address of the group you have to write to)... This is
not
changing the mail when it comes in. Am I doing this wrong? My 'To' domain
is
not something @ something.....It's just the whole address . .
Can someone please help me with this?
--
musiclover


"Jaloba" wrote:

When creating the message filtering rule, 1)check "Where the from line
contains people" . . . . . 2) add people " do not add the
information in front of the @ sign.
--
Jack


"paulyg" wrote:

How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain;
i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible to
create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that
domain?

"musiclover" wrote in message
...
My mail downloads from Comcast into my WM program. I belong to a group and
the posts come in as 'To' the address of the group, not 'from' the address
of
the group. I have tried to use the message rule of when a 'to' line
contains
(here I put the address of the group you have to write to)... This is
not
changing the mail when it comes in. Am I doing this wrong? My 'To' domain
is
not something @ something.....It's just the whole address . .
Can someone please help me with this?
--
musiclover


"Jaloba" wrote:

When creating the message filtering rule, 1)check "Where the from line
contains people" . . . . . 2) add people " do not add the
information in front of the @ sign.
--
Jack


"paulyg" wrote:

How can I create a rule to move all messages from a certain domain;
i.e.
to a microsoft.com subfolder? Is it possible to
create
one rule to handle this rather than a rule for every user of that
domain?