rules don't always work well on the body of html messages. they scan the raw code and its either broken up by html tags (common on spam) or the message is base 64 or uuencoded.
bsharp wrote on Fri, 02 January 2009 18:06
It picks up on certain text in the body and if that text is present, moves a
copy into one of my inbox folders.
This is for when I forward a message to one of my employees, and I include a
certain signature, it puts a copy into a folder so I can track that I sent
the message to that employee.
When I send it as an HTML message, rule doesn't work. When I forward the
exact same message, but then choose plain text, the rule works.
Brian
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