Save the message as a draft for a 2nd time.ġ1. This actually is a small bug right there, because rules shouldn't apply to messages in your drafts folder, but this first bug is not a big deal.ġ0. Notice that the message shows up in your Drafts folder with the text color applied that you set in #4 above. Now, create a new message and start typing.Ĩ. Make sure that you're NOT setting a BACKGROUND color, but rather that you're setting a TEXT color.Ħ. The action that the rule should perform is: "Sender is a member of group (name of a group that your own card is a part of)"ĭon't create both of those rules. Create one new rule that would ALWAYS be true of ANY new message that you would be creating in mail, such as:
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This ensures that your draft messages will be saved locally on your Mac instead of on your IMAP server.ģ. In your IMAP account's Mailbox Behaviors, UNCHECK the box that says "Store draft messages on server". Make sure you have an IMAP account in Mail.Ģ. There is a bug when it comes to rules in Mail in 10.6.4 and 10.6.5 (and possibly earlier versions of Mail as well).ġ. View 5 Replies View Related OS X :: Bug With Rules In Apple Mail Nov 15, 2010 In additional all other e-mails from the account supplied will be moved as well, even if they don't contain those words. However on Mail there seems to only be the option for ANY or ALL and if I apply ANY then it will also move all mail from any account which has the words one, two, three or four, not just from the account I supplied. Is it possible to use both AND and OR rules with Mail's mail rules? For example in Outlook Express I have a rule which says should: the message body contain ANY of the following words: View 14 Replies View Related Applications :: Using AND & OR In Mail's Mail Rules - Use In Outlook Express Feb 1, 2010 I have tried having both of these rules combined into 1 and have the same results. The other odd part, there one arragement like this that did savef at some point and works as expected. The problem is when I quit Mail the Folder I am copying to is changed to the Mobileme folder so I end up with a duplicate. I have a rule that copies an email to the ON MY MAC and then another that MOVES TO A FOLDER in Mobileme. OS X V10.6 Snow Leopard :: Mail Rules Don't Save After Quitting Mail Feb 4, 2012
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The rules capability appears far more powerful in Outlook.Ĭan this even be done? I am willing to have multiple rules to unwind the logic, but I am not convinced it will get the same result. In any case, I am running into some of those limitations. I believe that Outlook, while having its warts as a mail client (due to its MS heritage), does have a great deal of power that is unappreciated by those who have not used it. My system administrator has convinced me to try OS X Mail rather than Outlook. OS X :: Mail Rules With A Bit Of Complexity Mar 23, 2009
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