Harry D. Corsover ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) sounded off this: >The Auto File Log is crucial to me. Every time I sit down to look at >email, I have all email received since the last time _I_ checked (Emailer >is set to check every ten minutes) in one window. It's all been filed and >prioritized by Mail Actions already (every Mail Action has that box >checked, and I have a catch-all mail action that makes sure all email >shows in the Auto File Log), but I don't have to open almost 90 folders >to see what's new. I quickly scan the Auto File Log, and deal with the >crucial stuff right away.
Exactly what I do. Also, when dealing with mailing lists I often need to search for solutions maybe many months later, so bold folders for these lists don't tell me much. More personal folders like email from friends or business related contacts is a different story. Rarely do these stay bold unless if I keep outgoing drafts in the same folder. But I must say that Chris way of doing it probably serve him very nice. All in all I find hearing about how people use email in so many different ways to be very inspiring. The mailing list part of it, is what is making me changing email app soon after all. I cannot decide which one of Mailsmith or Powermail to purchase. I guess Mailsmith have an upper hand with searches and I'm surprised CTM didn't address this problem in the 4.0 version. Thank you for reading this far Micke Bystrom Project Manager Web & Idea Developer ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
