Sorry, but I don't understand your response. Let me try once again - for
the third time -- to clarify my situation...

1. I get lots of spam.
2. From what I can see going through each of these spam messages, MOST OF
this spam includes a limited set of addressees in either the TO: or CC: part
of the email.
3. I have never received a relevant email which included any one of this
set of spam-associated email addressees in either the TO: or CC: address
list.
4. I therefore want to Delete any and all emails which include at least one
of these spam-associated addressees in either the TO: or CC: list of
addressees.

That is what I am attempting to accomplish with my proposed rules.

My point and problem is this:
-- IF I have a list of known "bad" (i.e., spam-associated) addressees that
might appear in either the TO: or CC: line of an email..
-- the easiest thing for me is to continually build a list of the "bad "
addressees, and create ONE rule which says that, any time a message contains
at least one of these addressees in either/or the TO: or CC: lines...
DELETE the @#%&$&%@#$ message.!!!

THAT is what I want to do -- and that is what OE6 does not seem to have a
simple -- and workable -- solution for.


"Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM" wrote in message
...
"Norman Litell" wrote in message
k.net...
Following up on my earlier post on this subject, it appears that the
Rules
processing operation may get confused when a Rule refers to people and
there
is more than one name in both the Rule and the address list.

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In the first rule, after entering the vowels click Options and select Does
Not.
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--
Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE/WM
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