... those messages in a separate folder for quick access. I am aware that it is possible to import filters to Outlook. Could it be that it would be possible to make more advanced filter somewhere else and import it into Outlook. I must admint that I find the capabilities in Outllook regarding filters quite limited. Gmail's interface is for instance much more powerfull. Kari

...a local copy of those messages in a separate folder for quick access. I am aware that it is possible to import filters to Outlook. Could it be that it would be possible to make more advanced filter somewhere else and import it into Outlook. I must admint that I find the capabilities in Outllook regarding filters quite limited. Gmail's interface is for instance much more powerfull. Kari

... a small penis and were confused, in that context. Perhaps. And you may have spelled "penus" correctly, but you still spelled "penis" wrong. i also admint i spelled farfergnugen wrong. -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3OZTcNACSY jade hasn't said anything about my new sig, either, except that she said that she did. Rob ...

... you have a small penis and were confused, in that context. Perhaps. And you may have spelled "penus" correctly, but you still spelled "penis" wrong. i also admint i spelled farfergnugen wrong. -- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3OZTcNACSY jade hasn't said anything about my new sig, either, except that she said that she did. Rob "Mop ...

..., and that your cherished compile-time static typing is not necessarily a Universal Good. Straw men, and, since you adress me here, I have posted half a dozen comments here where I admint that current type systems have their limits and are far from being "Universal Good". I repeat it here since, admittedly, the thread is quite long. But you have incorrectly assumed that my ...

... tradeoffs, and that your cherished compile-time static typing is not necessarily a Universal Good. Straw men, and, since you adress me here, I have posted half a dozen comments here where I admint that current type systems have their limits and are far from being "Universal Good". I repeat it here since, admittedly, the thread is quite long. The time is not so far away when ...