[MlMt] intelligent address-hints
Hello!
I have a couple of contacts that have more than one email-address, and
their different email-addresses are something like this:
- name@domain_1.com
- name@domain_2.com
Once in a while I want to send an email to **all** addresses, in the
example above to name@domain_1.com AND name@domain_2.com.
When composing an email on iPhone, as soon as I type "*name*", Apple's
Mail.app shows me first "*name@domain_1.com*" and under it, in a list,
all the other email-addresses that begins with "*name*"
("*name@domain_2.com*" comes second).
After accepting this, when typing again "*name*", Mail.app is so
intelligent and brings *the other email-address* on the firs place in
the list, that is "*name@domain_2.com*", so I can blindly accept and
move on to the message subject and text.
MailMate however behave differently here: the list of matching
email-addresses is the same every time, so at the top of the list would
always stay "*name@domain_1.com*".
I've discovered this only because one of my contacts received the
email-message I've sent only on one domain: I was blindly accepting
"*name@domain_1.com*" again and again :-(.
Could it be possible to copy the behavior of Apple's Mail.app on the
iPhone in MailMate?
Thanks!
Regards,
Vlad
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Re: [MlMt] syntax in smart folders editor
Bingo. No idea. On 22 Apr 2016, at 10:17, John Cooper wrote: Howard Wettstein wrote (at 22:53 on 21 Apr 2016): I’m trying to set up smart folders but find some of the syntax )(a lot of it) hard to follow, I mean in the drop-down lists. Is there someplace I can find more or less detailed explanations? This bothers me a lot, too. So much power, and so little information! I'm a pretty good reference sleuth, but I don't know how to even begin to decipher these, among many others: Source > Path > Noinbox Date > » Local > Formatted [why the chevrons? Formatted how?] Subject > Blob Any Address > » Identity [or » Correspondent] > User > Notag ___ mailmate mailing list mailmate@lists.freron.com https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate ___ mailmate mailing list mailmate@lists.freron.com https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
Re: [MlMt] syntax in smart folders editor
Howard Wettstein wrote (at 22:53 on 21 Apr 2016): I’m trying to set up smart folders but find some of the syntax )(a lot of it) hard to follow, I mean in the drop-down lists. Is there someplace I can find more or less detailed explanations? This bothers me a lot, too. So much power, and so little information! I'm a pretty good reference sleuth, but I don't know how to even begin to decipher these, among many others: Source > Path > Noinbox Date > » Local > Formatted [why the chevrons? Formatted how?] Subject > Blob Any Address > » Identity [or » Correspondent] > User > Notag ___ mailmate mailing list mailmate@lists.freron.com https://lists.freron.com/listinfo/mailmate
Re: [MlMt] syntax in smart folders editor
On 22 Apr 2016, at 14:53, Howard Wettstein wrote:
I’m trying to set up smart folders but find some of the syntax )(a
lot of it) hard to follow, I mean in the drop-down lists. Is there
someplace I can find more or less detailed explanations? Thanks very
much.
Perhaps if you describe a specific task you want to accomplish with
smart folders, we can lead you through it.
For instance, I made one to throw a particularly galling kind of spam
(that SpamSieve can't catch) in the trash so I never see it:
After creating a Smart Mailbox, and right-clicking to choose Edit:
Tab 1: Mailboxes:
-- I chose ANY and chose the INBOXes of two accounts that received the
problematic spam
Tab 2: Conditions:
-- These are global conditions. I chose ANY and used the following
patterns
- Any Address > Domain / is
- Unquoted Body Text / contains
- Subject / contains
and pasted in the text to match, mostly street addresses for the outfit
that constantly changed.
Tab 3: Submailboxes:
I'm throwing stuff in the trash here, so there's nothing in the Smart
Mailbox, but if I were collecting, for instance, mail from workmates, I
could click SUBMAILBOX FOR EACH UNIQUE VALUE OF, and choose an
appropriate value (name, e-mail address, whatever) to sort the contents.
This is good for your JUNK folder also, because I for my main email
address I like to check the Junk from time to time (it doesn't get
much), but I don't want to wade through junk for other accounts.
Tab 4: Rules
Here I clicked the plus sign and chose:
-- Move to mailbox / Deleted Messages ("Move to Trash")
-- Set Tag / Seen ("Mark as Read")
The Smart Mailboxes feature is so powerful and Byzantine that you often
just have to ask Bennie here or by e-mail if some specific task can be
done, and he'll say yes or no.
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