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Here is the explanation. The rules processing will be moving from an always-on service to the web front-end. This means that you will have to log into the web client for the rules to be processed. If this is your only interface, then it will be seamless once the rules are duplicated. If you use rules to forward to a different account (i.e. for SPAM processing) then you will want to change this to a simple forward. As the reason to use rules is mostly obsolete with the change in processing order, this is acceptable. Split configurations will be more problematic. What will have to be addressed is how to communicate this change to those who are using rules to forward.
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>>> On 12/3/2008 at 12:25 PM, Cheryl Akers <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> If that's true, I hate it! I have to review my SPAM before deleting it
> from the server (we occasionally get a false positive) and that would be
> really hard to do if it was not in a different folder.
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>>I'm surprised that no one has talked about the change in spam
>>processing. Before, you could have it go to a folder server side, and now
>>it'll dump in your inbox with ******SPAM****** in the mailbox, and instead
>>rely on client side folder redirection.
>>http://techbase.msu.edu/article.asp?id=10902#s45653
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> Cheryl
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> Cheryl Akers, MS, CNA - [log in to unmask]
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> "I try to take one day at a time, but sometimes, several days attack me
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