Out of office rules with domain names

[Guest]

I have an out-of-office rule that references messages from a specific email
address (like (e-mail address removed)). Is there any way to specify messages from
an entire domain (like *@Company.com)? I tried the asterisk wildcard, but it
didn't work.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Brian Tillman]

I have an out-of-office rule that references messages from a specific
email address (like (e-mail address removed)). Is there any way to specify
messages from an entire domain (like *@Company.com)? I tried the
asterisk wildcard, but it didn't work.

Rules do not support wildcards. If you're using the "with specific words in
the sender's address" condition, just use "company.com" as the specific
words.

 

[Guest]

How do I get to the the "with specific words in the sender's address"
condition? I'm on the Edit Rule dialog box which says "when a message
arrives that meets the following conditions:". Then it has the "From" button
(like on an email form) which lets you select from an address book or type in
a full email address.

 

[Brian Tillman]

How do I get to the the "with specific words in the sender's address"
condition? I'm on the Edit Rule dialog box which says "when a message
arrives that meets the following conditions:". Then it has the
"From" button (like on an email form) which lets you select from an
address book or type in a full email address.

Oops. Sorry. I was thinhking of a normal rule, not the OOA. I don't think
it can be done with the OOA except as specific addresses.