Destination Address Exception

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The Destination (To:) Exceptions are based on the 'To:' address listed for the message. Destination exceptions are used to allow messages for a specific recipient to pass by a specific filter or filters. These exceptions are specified in the following syntax:

user@domain.com

The address exception should exactly match the destination address listed on the message. Destination Exceptions also recognize wildcards, and, though it is not recommended, entire domains may also be specified. (i.e. *@domain.com) However, if a simple wildcard is specified, such as *msn.com, then any message with 'msn.com' included in the address will be matched with the exception and will pass the selected events. After adding the exception, make sure you select the events to apply the exception to, then save the change by clicking the colored disk to make the exception active.

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