Setting up Email Filters Updated on August 16, 2021 by Brad Markle 0 Minutes, 45 Seconds to Read Now that you have created folders in the previous tutorial, you can use email filters to sort incoming emails directly into the corresponding folder. Let’s take for example, you have an e-shop and it delivers emails with the subject “New Order.” You can set up a folder called “New Orders” and have the emails go directly to that folder. Instead of having to sort through the emails everyday to find new orders you would then just have to go to the appropriate folder where the email filter directs it to. Here are some articles to help you set up email filters in the most popular email clients: Creating an Email Filter in Webmail Creating an Email Filter in Thunderbird Please check the next article on Searching for Emails. If you missed our previous article, please see the Creating Email Folders tutorial. For more information on this course please visit Organizing your Email Share this Article Related Articles Transferring Emails from Your Old Host to InMotion Hosting How to Setup Office 365 DNS Records How to fix OLMAPI32.dll and WWLIB.dll error in Outlook 2013 How to Setup Outlook 2016 for Mac Issues with Outlook 2007 Running on Windows 10 Outlook not working after installing Windows 10 IMAP Issues Affecting Outlook 2013 and Office 365 Outlook 2013/Office 365 – Subscribing to your Inbox How to create an email signature in Outlook 2003 How to create an email signature for Mac in Outlook 2011
Thanks for pointing that out WDP. It looks like that article was removed due to being out of date. I have removed the link. We’ll get to work on a new article, but for now I would suggest referring to the official Outlook documentation for an outline of the process. Thanks again!
