Thanks, Lester & Phil and all. :>

I tested out your (address1|address2|etc.) syntax and it works 
beautifully!  And, Philip, I'm not sending =anything= into the bit
bucket.  Even the stuff I know is spam goes into a "probable spam"
folder where I can deal with it at my leisure.  I just dont' want it
gunking up my incoming mailbox.

Now, is there any way to scan for conditions in several different
header fields, when what you want is everything From: a certain
domain OR with a certain domain in the Message-ID:, as opposed to
messages that are From: that domain AND show the domain in the
Message-ID:?  Can this be done?  If so, how?

Thanks!

Catherine

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