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Creating boolean conditions in Thunderbird filters

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ronks1
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I would like to apply a filter to incoming email that 

contains  stringTo  in the To: address field
    AND also contains
EITHER  stringSubject1  OR  stringSubject2  in the Subject line

Is this possible? I have not found a way other than creating two filters to be run in a row.

I would like to apply a filter to incoming email that contains stringTo in the To: address field AND also contains EITHER stringSubject1 OR stringSubject2 in the Subject line Is this possible? I have not found a way other than creating two filters to be run in a row.

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david
david
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To my knowledge, what you're doing is the only way.