Gmail filters may not be sophisticated enough for that. Further, filtering stuff that has the "spam" label may not work reliably. (Filters act when a message arrives; a message marked spam may have been processed before that. You'll even be warned to that effect. Works fine for search, though.)

The best I can come up with based on your question is a filter that looks like this:


  Matches: (from:(one OR two OR three) (one OR two OR three) in:spam)
  Do this: Never mark it as important


When you create the filter you'll essentially put the whole string from:(one OR two OR three) (one OR two OR three) in:spam in the Has the words field.

There are some flaws. The general text (one OR two OR three) could match against the subject (or possibly other places), because there's no way to limit the text search to the body of the message.

More at Google Support.

Gmail's filter for SPAM folder and/or keywords in multiple fields
I want to be able to test out Windows 10 in VirtualBox so that I don't have to reboot to switch to my main computer, however, it would be nice if I could also, when booting, boot directly into Windows 10 without the need for VirtualBox.

So basically, I want to be able to have Windows 10 on a partition, which can be booted directly or booted in VirtualBox.

Is there a way to go about this?

If so, does anyone know the steps required to achieve this and if there are there likely to be any problems?

Any help would be appreciated.
