Also, for those that don't support it (AFAIK, this includes mutt and TBird), are there any workarounds (e.g., making these collections of keywords appear to the client as a collection of traditional folders)?
Lastly, is there a standardized naming scheme for IMAP keywords? In particular, I'm wondering how hierarchies of keywords are represented (e.g., "/Friends/" and "/Friends/Joe Schmoe/")? And can these have keyword strings contain spaces in them?
Thus spake Mark Crispin on 10/7/2004 10:42 AM:
On Thu, 7 Oct 2004, overbored wrote:
Let's say I sort all my mail from a mailing list to one folder, and all my mail from friends to another. If I get a message from my friend sent to both me and the folder, I would like for it to show up in both folders.
Instead of using separate mailboxes (there is no such thing as "folder" in IMAP), perhaps you may want to use IMAP keywords?
-- Mark --
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