Re: Junk Filter Question

Sharon F <sharonfDELETE@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> You've already adjusted the order of your rules. Next try adding a "stop
> processing rules" option to those filters. Using this option, the 
> desired emails should land where expected and Eudora should leave them
> alone. The remaining rules would still be applied against messages that
> did not meet the criteria the first two filters (from paypal.com and the
> specific subject line). 
> 
> I don't use Eudora so don't know how or if this can be done with this
> application; however since this filtering option is available in every
> other email app that I've used I would be surprised if Eudora didn't 
> have it too.

Eudora does have the option, but the Junk filtering is done before any
other filters are checked, so the message would already have gone to the
Junk mailbox before getting to the rule telling it to stop processing.
I think the only thing OP can do is add Paypal to his address book, as
Roberta suggested.

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