On April 2, 2003 11:57 pm, Jan Drugowitsch wrote: > > I use KMail and yes I already have my lists going into seperate folders > > through filters but I guess that's it as far as I can go efficiently > > processing the list. It's back to the old Del key :). > > I am using KMail, too. However, by setting the folder options to expire the > messages after 2 weeks, you won't have to many problems with deleting > emails. The ones you really want to keep can then be moved into a seperate > folder. Even if the gentoo-user folder is really full (I am now on the > gentoo-user list since 4 days and have 253 messages in this folder) you can > easily navigate by using 'Next Unread Message'. That's a least how I do it > and it works quite well. >
Hi Jan. That's an excellent idea Jan. I set my gentoo mailing list folder to expire (I assume this means delete) messages that are unread after one day while never expiring messages that I have read. That way I can quickly traverse to messages I want to keep and read them so as to keep them from expiring. I'll have to see how that works out in real practice but it looks like a keeper! Great suggestion. Thanks. Carlos www.internetsuccess.ca -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
