On Fri, 21 Jan 2000, David G. Watson wrote:
> Well, if you try out KMail from 2.0 beta, you'll see that it DOES have
> nested folder support :).
>
> On Fri, Jan 21, 2000 at 09:41:20AM -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > I was wondering if anyone knew if the producers of Kmail will ever be adding
>support for nested folders. So that I can have folders within folders, etc. I find
>this mails email much more managable, especially if you use filters and get 1500+
>messages a week like I do. This is a feature I miss from netscape, and eudora. I
>know netscape is available in linux, but I need to accept more then one mailbox, and
>kmail is doing that very well, I am just looking for some more management ability.
> >
> > now, on another topic....
> >
> > I was just messing around the otherday when this idea struck me. What if KDE had
>a status bar/box? Here's what I mean. Imagine a small box, that's bar of the
>taskbar. This bar would simple display small text messages. The API for the message
>box would allow any program to "post" a message to the box, making it seen to the
>user no matter what desktop he is working in. The best application I could think of
>that this could be used is with instant messageing. Let's say that when KIRQ, or
>GAIM get's a message, a small bit of text get's displayed in the statusbox,
>containing say the person name that just messaged you, and maybe a bit of his
>message. You could also tie this feature in with an email program, when it can
>display who sent the last message that just arrived... Basically, I am thinking of
>it as a way of telling when something has happened, as well as a clue to what so that
>you can decide to break out of your current work to answer, or to just keep
>working... !
> is this making any since? I know you can get sounds to grab your attention but they
>really don't offer a clue to whether it's worth the effort to stop your work to reply
>to a spammer or whatever... anyway, it was just a thought.
First, this message, like others recently came without line wrap.
Now to my problem. I have a freind living with me who sometimes gets
email on my account. I have set him up as a user. How do I forward
his mail to his account? I use kmail. If I try to forward to
user@localhost, it says there is no ppp connection. How do I use the
mail internal to the linux-gnu system?
-- Bob Rea
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unless enjoyed by one and all
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