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| | Message Rules I understand that rules can only be created for POP3 accounts but is this likely to change in the near future? I would like to fiilter WLM into the correct recipients folders. It seems very strange that I can do this if I add a hotmail account to WLM. I can set up rules in hotmail which is a web application ie http,but not in WLM which can also be accessed by http. Can somebody please explain thi splease. |
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| | Re: Message Rules You said recipients. Are you trying to filter sent mail? -- Ron Sommer "pompeyrodney" <pompeyrodney@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:04B5A8F1-AC41-4D37-8B0A-3A968772949D@xxxxxx Quote: > I understand that rules can only be created for POP3 accounts but is this > likely to change in the near future? I would like to fiilter WLM into the > correct recipients folders. It seems very strange that I can do this if I > add > a hotmail account to WLM. I can set up rules in hotmail which is a web > application ie http,but not in WLM which can also be accessed by http. Can > somebody please explain thi splease. |
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| | Re: Message Rules The Hotmail web interface are more like filters rather than rules and act on incoming mail as delivered to the Hotmail server for that specific account. All this occurs prior to WLM syncing with that Hotmail account. If you wish create rules in WLM for your Hotmail account, the account has to be setup using the pop3 servers(which will only download mail from the Hotmail inbox). Hotmail and MSN Accounts POP3/SMTP Access http://liveunplugged.spaces.live.com...90CA!422.entry Is this likely to change in the future ? If history is any indication, probably not. It's been almost 12 years with three separate email clients(OE, Windows Mail and Windows Live Mail) that rules have only worked on Pop3 messages. -- ...winston ms-mvp mail "pompeyrodney" <pompeyrodney@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:04B5A8F1-AC41-4D37-8B0A-3A968772949D@xxxxxx Quote: > I understand that rules can only be created for POP3 accounts but is this > likely to change in the near future? I would like to fiilter WLM into the > correct recipients folders. It seems very strange that I can do this if I add > a hotmail account to WLM. I can set up rules in hotmail which is a web > application ie http,but not in WLM which can also be accessed by http. Can > somebody please explain thi splease. |
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| | Re: Message Rules Hi Ron What I a m trying to do is filter incoming mail into the correct senders folder, rather than everything going into the inbox all the time. Sorry for my English not explaining that correctly. "Ron Sommer" wrote: Quote: > You said recipients. Are you trying to filter sent mail? > -- > Ron Sommer > > "pompeyrodney" <pompeyrodney@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:04B5A8F1-AC41-4D37-8B0A-3A968772949D@xxxxxx Quote: > > I understand that rules can only be created for POP3 accounts but is this > > likely to change in the near future? I would like to fiilter WLM into the > > correct recipients folders. It seems very strange that I can do this if I > > add > > a hotmail account to WLM. I can set up rules in hotmail which is a web > > application ie http,but not in WLM which can also be accessed by http. Can > > somebody please explain thi splease. > |
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| | Re: Message Rules "pompeyrodney" <pompeyrodney@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:1C62DD16-A348-4DBA-B27C-3D9D8D9F3300@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi Ron > What I a m trying to do is filter incoming mail into the correct > senders > folder, rather than everything going into the inbox all the time. > Sorry for > my English not explaining that correctly. > > "Ron Sommer" wrote: > Quote: >> You said recipients. Are you trying to filter sent mail? >> -- >> Ron Sommer >> >> "pompeyrodney" <pompeyrodney@xxxxxx> wrote in >> message >> news:04B5A8F1-AC41-4D37-8B0A-3A968772949D@xxxxxx Quote: >> > I understand that rules can only be created for POP3 accounts but >> > is this >> > likely to change in the near future? I would like to fiilter WLM >> > into the >> > correct recipients folders. It seems very strange that I can do >> > this if I >> > add >> > a hotmail account to WLM. I can set up rules in hotmail which is a >> > web >> > application ie http,but not in WLM which can also be accessed by >> > http. Can >> > somebody please explain thi splease. I thought the automatic incoming rule check worked OK. I had hoped that anomalous behaviour would've been sorted with the recent release but I haven't seen any announcement to that effect. BICBW I find I have to tune the rules to get manual application to work reliably. -- Wisdom and experience come with age, they say, but I wish I could remember the darn question |
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