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Email filters allow custom actions to be performed when a message satisfies the filter/rule requirements is received. An example of a common email filter is spam protection, which automatically moves all incoming messages into a Spam folder (action), when a given message is determined to be "spam" (rule).
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How can i automate a rule that runs to 'run all rules' on inbox, after an imap move
How can i make a rule that runs all rules on inbox automatically preferably, or at least manually, after a bunch of new messages from another account were just pushed to it? I'll even do a batch into …
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How can i automate a rule that runs to 'run all rules' on inbox, after an imap move
I found a good hot key combo that works that runs "all rules on inbox"
Procedure
After selecting the inbox, or the box you want to run the rule on,
1) Hold the alt key down
2) Issue the following …
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