^ usually indicates beginning of a line. ! indicates negation. On Fri, Jan 7, 2011 at 11:29 AM, Martignier, Philippe < Philippe.Martignier@wipo.int> wrote:
Hi
I asked before for an express to do the not =
It was like this: ^[^expression]
What I want now is the following:
A filter that will ignore all internal mails to create new tickets apart when the internal mail is about a ticket
So I have in my filter
From wipo.int to identify internal emails To income.accou@wipo.int the destination generic email Subject ????????????? to say not= ticket
I tried lot of things for the ?????????????
^[^Ticket] does not work
^[^T]^[^i]^[^c]^[^k]^[^e]^[^t]
I tried to play also to play with the symbols # and : as they are part of the subject in a ticket but I had no success at all
Any help really well welcome :)
Thanks
PS : how do we do the "and" in a expression cause all I tried was giving an "or"
Philippe Martignier Communications Division Customer Service Section Email : Philippe.Martignier@wipo.int Phone : 00 41 022 338 72 36 Building : GB II Office : 0,3
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