On 19 Sep 2017, at 16:40, Robert Goldman wrote:
I tend to file my messages in folders for different projects when I am
done with them.
On Thunderbird, I have been using the "Nostalgy" plugin, which lets me
write rules that automatically provide default save folders. E.g., I
can have a rule that says that a message from customer of Project X
that's in my work email inbox should go into folder "project X".
Is there any way to do something like this in MailMate? Note that I'm
not looking for rules that dump email *directly* into these folders --
I'm just looking for help selecting the folder when I have already
indicated I want to file an email.
I assume you have found the “Rules” pane in the mailbox editor. If I
understand correctly you need a way to only trigger such rules when
explicitly asking MailMate to do so. Like an “Auto Archive” button.
One way to do that:
* Go to the Tags preferences pane to create an “AutoArchive” tag.
* Create a smart mailbox based on your Inbox which has the condition
that the emails must be tagged “AutoArchive”.
* Add rules to this smart mailbox which archives the emails.
Now, whenever you need to auto archive something you'll select all
emails in the Inbox (using ⌘A) and then hit `t` to add the
“AutoArchive” tag. You can also create a custom key binding to add
this tag with a single shortcut. Or use the Tag popup in the toolbar.
I hope this helps.
--
Benny
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