[Evolution] Help - New to Evolution - Filters
- From: Robin Laing <Robin Laing drdc-rddc gc ca>
- To: evolution-list gnome org
- Subject: [Evolution] Help - New to Evolution - Filters
- Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 12:04:15 -0700
Hello,
Fedora Core 4
Evolution 2.2.3-4 (latest available via YUM)
Evolution Connector 2.2.2-5
I am new to Evolution after using Thunderbird for ages. We are forced
to Exchange server and won't have pop access by the end of the year.
In the move, I have moved my email from the Thunderbird mail boxes which
was a pain but it is done. I tried to recreate my Thunderbird filters
to do the same actions as I did with Thunderbird. This isn't working.
The manual and the Novell support site don't help much. I followed the
example from the Novell support site as well.
Now I have the filters created but they just don't work. No messages
are moved or colors changed. I cannot find any way to run the filters
as in Thunderbird where there is a "Run Now" button.
I have configured Connector to run filters on the server inbox.
I am at a loss and I have not been able to get my mail sorted for over a
week. I have close to 3000 messages in my inbox that I want to sort.
Now going through the bug list, I see that there was an issue with not
filtering mail that is "recent" which I don't understand. I just want
to filter all the mail in my inbox to the individual boxes setup.
How do I run the mail filter manually? "Run Now"?
In Thunderbird, I could select a folder and then run the chosen filter.
How do I select what folder I run the filter on?
While writing this I have to ask, does the filter feature require extra
wild cards or does the filter work as it does in Thunderbird. If I want
to filter out messages that have Fedora in the subject, I only have to
put Fedora in the description for "Subject contains".
I need to get the filters working to clean up this mess of mail that I
have accumulated while changing to Evolution.
How do I test filters?
Now to go find some Aspirin. :)
--
Robin Laing
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