Does your email client support this "mail rule" feature?

Can yours look for text strings in the main body?

[rycrostud]

Hi,

Calling all emailers!

I'm setting up SPAM filtering on my server and need to asses how many of my clients will be able to make use of it and how. In order for it to be of any use they need to be able to set up their email client to use a mail rule / filter that will look for the text "This mail is probably spam" within the main body of the message and then move any matching emails to a seperate folder.

Can you take just 2 minutes of our time to see if you can do this in your own email application and tell me:

1. Whether you can or not
2. What email client you are using and the version number
3. Your platform and version e.g. Win2K, Mac OS X

Thanks in advance for your help.

[fiestagirl]

1) yes, I can.

2) I'm using Mozilla 1.4

3) on winxp.

[bill]

1) Yes

2) Outlook 2000 & XP

3) Win98, Win2K, WinXP

[marcs]

1) sure

2) balsa-2.0.6-2

3) Linux (RedHat 9.0)

Simply write some procmail rules to do it.

[rycrostud]

Thanks guys. It's all good stuff.

Keep them coming!

[jbinbpt]

Yes Filters can be set up yo look anywhere in Eudora. Running on various Win systems

[NeedScripts]

Yes OutLook XP & 2003 Rocks :)

Todays Stats ::
572 Junk Email Received
only 1 reached inbox :)

NS

[mole]

Yes using Pegasus on Windows 2000 & XP

[BjarneDM]

- Mozilla Mail/News
- Mozilla Thunderbird
- Eudora

all of these on any platform/OS has this capability