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Jeffrey Frankel
My wife in on the New York Times daily mailing list. She frequently falls
behind in reading the dailies. I blithely suggested, "Well, it shouldn't be
any problem for me to create an Entourage rule that will leave the most
recent Times in your inbox and move all the older ones to a separate 'Old
NYT' folder in your folder list." I was able to write the rule, and can
execute it manually by selecting all messages in the inbox and then
selecting Apply Rule from the Entourage Message menu. However, I was hoping
to have the rule run automatically - once per day, for example, or maybe
upon arrival of the daily mailing list message from the Times. But I can't
seem to do this from the rules dialog box. Entourage Schedules don't
directly run rules, either. But both rules and schedules can execute
Applescripts, and perhaps that's the key. The Entourage Applescript library
does show a rules property for the mailing list object, with the following
notation: " If true, apply rules to messages from the mailing list." Can
anybody provide any insight/help on this project? Many thanks.
Jeff Frankel
behind in reading the dailies. I blithely suggested, "Well, it shouldn't be
any problem for me to create an Entourage rule that will leave the most
recent Times in your inbox and move all the older ones to a separate 'Old
NYT' folder in your folder list." I was able to write the rule, and can
execute it manually by selecting all messages in the inbox and then
selecting Apply Rule from the Entourage Message menu. However, I was hoping
to have the rule run automatically - once per day, for example, or maybe
upon arrival of the daily mailing list message from the Times. But I can't
seem to do this from the rules dialog box. Entourage Schedules don't
directly run rules, either. But both rules and schedules can execute
Applescripts, and perhaps that's the key. The Entourage Applescript library
does show a rules property for the mailing list object, with the following
notation: " If true, apply rules to messages from the mailing list." Can
anybody provide any insight/help on this project? Many thanks.
Jeff Frankel