Many thanks for the reply, Patrick.
On Fri, 2007-10-12 at 13:04 -0400, Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
> On Fri, 2007-10-12 at 13:24 +0100, Barrie Stott wrote:
> > I'm reasonably new to evolution and am having a problem with search
> > folders.
> >
> > As you will have seen, my email address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] and I
> > want to arrange that all messages from(to) me to(from) an address ending
> > with zen.co.uk (but not [EMAIL PROTECTED] itself) are in search
> > folder: zen. I guessed at the the scheme rule wehre I'm searching for
> > `ends with':
> >
> > (and "zen.co.uk" (not "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"))
> >
> > I could find no relevant information in the Evolution manual so I'd be
> > very grateful for some help.
>
> What's wrong with specifying both rules when creating the Search Folder,
> making sure they are both applied? No need to write in Scheme.
The actual thing I want is:
(SENDER ends with [EMAIL PROTECTED] AND
RECEIVER ends with zen.co.uk AND
RECEIVER does not end with [EMAIL PROTECTED])
OR
(RECEIVER ends with [EMAIL PROTECTED] AND
SENDER ends with zen.co.uk AND
SENDER does not end with [EMAIL PROTECTED])
Unfortunately, the overriding way of connecting is a choice between:
'if any criteria are met' => all conditions ORed together
`if all criteria are met' => all conditions ANDed together
That's why I tried scheme.
> > Almost as an aside, you will notice the faulty spelling `wehre' instead
> > of `where' above. Can I invoke some spelling checker and, if so, how?
>
> Edit->Check Spelling (or F7) in the Composer invokes a spell checker.
> You need to have gnome-spell installed.
I've looked and don't have Edit => Check Spelling in either Evolution or
its Composer.
In case it's relevant, I have Evolution-2.6.3-6 and gnome-spell-1.0.7-1
as part of my Debian etch linux system.
I'm still open to suggestions from anybody, including you, Patrick, on
how to proceed.
Barrie.
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