+TrimblesTrek Posted January 27, 2004 Posted January 27, 2004 Some of my pocket queries are now delivered with the following Subject: [GEO] Files For: MyQueryName And some are delivered with a different form: [GEO] Pocket Query: MyQueryName The second type just began showing up. I use an Outlook rule to automatically strip the GPX zip from the message, based on the subject line. Should I be revising my rules to allow for BOTH subject forms, or is one of them going to be adopted permanently?
+fivegallon Posted January 27, 2004 Posted January 27, 2004 For the time it took to type your post,you could have added another "rule" in Outlook.They normally take at least 30 seconds to do.
+TrimblesTrek Posted January 28, 2004 Author Posted January 28, 2004 Umm...I've already changed my Outlook rules. Was just wondering. Sheesh.
+alexm Posted January 28, 2004 Posted January 28, 2004 Some of my pocket queries are now delivered with the following Subject:[GEO] Files For: MyQueryName And some are delivered with a different form: [GEO] Pocket Query: MyQueryName The second type just began showing up. I use an Outlook rule to automatically strip the GPX zip from the message, based on the subject line. Should I be revising my rules to allow for BOTH subject forms, or is one of them going to be adopted permanently? I'm getting mixed queries also. One thing I've noticed. My "All caches in Louisiana" query shows up as "Pocket Query: Louisiana - All" and my others are all like "Files For: Near me not found." Another thing... My one query that reads "Pocket Query:" also includes "temporarily disables" caches in it also. i.e.: <Groundspeak:cache id="36554" available="False" archived="False" xmlns:...> I don't think those were in the old queries. ???
+fivegallon Posted January 28, 2004 Posted January 28, 2004 For the time it took to type your post,you could have added another "rule" in Outlook.They normally take at least 30 seconds to do. Umm...I've already changed my Outlook rules. Was just wondering. Sheesh. It wasn't meant to be a personal attack,sorry if you took it that way.
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