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Spirax

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#204746 15-Oct-2016 15:16
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Good afternoon gurus

 

I have recently bought a chromebook for the purpose of couch surfing, email previewing etc.  I have a personal POP3 account with Paradise.net.nz and a throw-away account with GMail.  I have linked my POP3 account to GMail so now ALL my emails turn up in GMail.  I can set up a filter to send designated senders to a folder but what I want to do is send all my POP3 mail to a folder to separate personal from junk.  I have looked at the Chromebook Forum but can't find the answer there.

 

My question then is can I redirect all POP3 mail to a folder in GMail?


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  #1651770 16-Oct-2016 05:19
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Is all your pop mail addressed to a single domain? Filter on that domain with:

to:@mydomain.com



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  #1651803 16-Oct-2016 09:24
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Thanks gzt, half way there.  Can you advise the next step to send all from that domain to a folder "Paradise Mail"?


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  #1651868 16-Oct-2016 12:08
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As I understand it, Gmail does not really have folders. It has labels, which kind of act like folders. Your filter needs a label and that becomes a 'folder'.



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  #1652471 17-Oct-2016 19:27
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Good one gzt.  Target achieved.


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