Hi,
This should have been totally workable using rules in Mail on the Mac by
choosing these options respectively in the Criteria area:
• "From", "Contains" and entering facebookmail in the Edit field.
I agree that GMail is less than friendly at getting around. It's not
impossible by any means
Hello, funny this topic has come up. I was just trying to create this exact
rule via my Mac.
I could not get the messages to move to the mailbox. I'm guessing the problem
was I wasn't using a complete from address. I wanted all messages from
facebookmail.com to skip the inbox and go to a Fac
Thanks Tim and Alex. You have both been very helpful. I think I can
manage making the change on the mac and not bothering with gmail. I only use
one machine so no worries about syncing anything.
Thanks again,
Jean
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I never considered that approach, thanks for the idea. I like the idea of the
gmail site controlling everything simply because it is the "hub", so if my Mac
is not on for a while or I switch machines my rules remain in place. Still,
your suggestion does have advantages, namely easier setup and n
Hi,
If you use any mail with the iMap protocol, it is just as easy to use the rules
that are a part of the Apple Mail app. When you use iMap, the mailboxes you
create are available on all your devices including Mac, PC and iDevices that
you've added that same eMail account to. Also, these wil
Well, I see you have gMail, so I'd do it on the website. The advantage of this
setup is that the message rule(s) apply to messages on the server, meaning they
get sorted into folders on any devices you connect to your account that support
IMAP. For instance, I have a few email lists go to an App
Hello:
Could someone provide clear steps for diverting mail for a certain address to a
dedicated mailbox?
Many thanks,
Jean
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