Sender Address Format in Rules Wizard

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Harold

MVPS:

In the Outlook 2002 Rules Wizard, there is an optional
rule which requires: "Specify a word or phrase to search
for in the recipient's address:"

Three questions.

1. In the search string, are any printable characters
excluded -- such as period, comma, or plus?

2. Does the search string require single-quote marks or
double-quote marks, or should it simply be typed in as-is?

3. Are the search string characters case sensitive?

Thanks.
Harold
 
I'm not an MVP.
In the Outlook 2002 Rules Wizard, there is an optional
rule which requires: "Specify a word or phrase to search
for in the recipient's address:"

Three questions.

1. In the search string, are any printable characters
excluded -- such as period, comma, or plus?
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I suspect, though I haven't taken the time to test, that specifying ".xx"
and " xx" are equivalent. In other words, all punctuation is considered
word delimiters.
2. Does the search string require single-quote marks or
double-quote marks, or should it simply be typed in as-is?
As-is.

3. Are the search string characters case sensitive?
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They don't seem to be for me.
 
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