BTW - sent 9:53 pm. Received 10:13 am.
----- Original Message -----
From: CBB - Jay Fuller via Af
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 9:52 AM
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] LIST: Overnight adjustments
Often. Very often. I regularly search keywords. Over the weekend i was
looking at fiber conversations from when people started running fiber 2-3-4
years ago. I use it often. Did I say often? :)
Same with our business - i am regularly referencing accounts and info from
pre-powercode days. Using an email search
Granted on windows mail it can take a while. There are two searches - one is
an "indexed" search which is supposed to be quick but i've found is only about
20% accurate. I'll typically use it first. The advanced search (ctrl-f i
think it is) will find every friggin thing ; sometimes it will even find false
matches.
I often find myself finding one or two hits that are "relevant", i'll then
read that message, then read the whole thread by subject.
----- Original Message -----
From: Adam Moffett via Af
To: [email protected]
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 9:26 AM
Subject: Re: [AFMUG] LIST: Overnight adjustments
How often do you guys go back and find something from your 40-90 gigs of
email? When you did need something, how successful were you at finding
it? I gave up trying to keep everything after realizing that I almost
never wanted anything older than 6 months, and if I did then it took an
inordinate amount of effort to find it.
I sort important things into folders....if I didn't sort it then it
probably wasn't important. Everything in my inbox older than 6 months
gets deleted.
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> On Wed September 17 2014 08:55, Chuck McCown via Af wrote:
>> Windows Live Mail. It was what replaced Outlook Express.
>> I like it for most things. But nothing is very good at gracefully
handling
>> my 40 GB mail archive.
>>
> LOL, that has been my issue for a few years now. Have just over 92 GB
> in my Kmail, close to 800 folders (many nested) and the _only_ mail
> agent I have found that deals with it is Kmail (Linux KDE).
>
