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On 11/21/03, PowerMail Engineering wrote:

>tass wrote:
>
>>different audio announcements for each account selectable, and a search
>>function in the 
>>audio settings so we can use other than the few sounds factory available.
>
>You can use a filter for this, however only Mac OS 9 sounds are supported
>at this time.

Yikes!!!!  I haven't found any one of those sounds to be of much use for 
anything.  They're too soft and wimpy.  They tend to get lost in the mild din 
of a working environment.  As well, since there are so few of them, and 
only a couple that might offer any real use, in an environment where there 
are a few people working together, one can easily see how things could 
get very confusing wondering which computer is announcing what.  

I need my "shotgun", "44magnum", "crack of the whip", etc.. that are 
percussive enough to cut through when played at low volume instead of 
getting lost in the sound of the cooling fan no matter how loud it's set.  

:-)

>>"Signature" can insert either at the end of the entire message reply (as
>>current), or 
>>can be inserted at the end of the reply if the typed reply is inserted
>>ABOVE the 
>>quoted text.
>
>The signature is inserted above the quoted text if "move insertion point
>by default before quoted text" is set on the Replying preference pane.
>However, this only works if you have a default signature set for the account.

OK. Still looking to figure that one out.  Thanks.  But  it would be
easier to 
have an actual setting for this.  Or at least more clear; certainly more
flexible.  
I'll check into getting this set later.

>>Much greater flexibility of ALL parameters in filter controls and
>>settings

>suggestions are welcome

One thing that could take it way beyond where it is would be a switch for 
"only, and, not, but not, or" and have at least two options PER line with
that switch in between, 
as in:
If mail comes to account "A" *AND* comes from person *56* move message to
folder *X* instead 
of the default that it would normally go too.  
If mail comes to account "A" *BUT NOT" from person *22* don't play
account default sound, move 
to folder *B*, print text, save attachment as file to disc folder
*documents*, send auto response, 
discard message.

I mention "discard" as it is used as opposed to "delete" (move to trash).
 Discard being the 
function where the message is COMPLETELY deleted.  NO trace.  No pit stop
in the trash, removed 
from server.  GONE, DONE, OVER.     :-)  
This had actually become THE most used button on the toolbar of my old PC
email client.  I miss 
it like I would my left arm  (I'm left-handed).  :-)  

Thanks a bunch Jerome.

ht


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