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please improve the rules, add new filtering options.
For example, add a new filter rule that is by attachment extension, since the current one (Attachment names contains) does not work for extensions ... eg, if I filter that Attachment names contains ,vb, and a file is called test.vb.txt that file is filtered.
have imagination, or copy the competition, which has many more rules available for years.
Realizing this you could provide new features in your product without much work.
What do you do with X-SomeHeader items that are not in the item drop down list? We hat such items added by Ironport.
I agree that "contains" is very flexible, but a formula is more powerful.
A "contains <string>" mail rule is fairly flexible. For example, if I want to place a hold on mail from a sender who sends from both gmail.com and email.com, I can specify mail.com in the rule, and mail from gmail.com will be marked as held by the router. Similarly, I can have the rule say sender contains @gmail. and this will act on addresses like @gmail.co.uk, gmail.es, etc. The closest I can get *.domain.* are rules like sender contains .gmail. (dot gmail dot).