Sorting by score and threads

2000-07-06 Thread Frederik Strauss

Hi All

Is there a way for me to sort according to score and still have threads?
I have set up scores so that mail to me get a higher score than
mail to mailing lists. So I can see important stuff before i read interesting
stuff.

But I don't want to lose threads.

Is there any way of doing it?

Thanx
Fred

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Re: Sorting by score and threads

2000-07-06 Thread Telsa Gwynne

On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 01:53:41PM +0200 or thereabouts, Frederik Strauss wrote:
 Hi All
 Is there a way for me to sort according to score and still have threads?
 I have set up scores so that mail to me get a higher score than
 mail to mailing lists. So I can see important stuff before i read interesting
 stuff.
 But I don't want to lose threads.
 Is there any way of doing it?

I suspect the best bet is what I do in some of my folders which are
sorted by score. I read the high-scoring ones, delete, save, etc. 
As you say, the important stuff. Then I hit 'o' for "sort' and 't' for 
thread, and it shows up sorted by thread. Whee.

Actually, if this is the way I do it, I begin to suspect there's
probably an easier way. There usually is. :)

Telsa



Re: Sorting by score and threads

2000-07-06 Thread Christian Ordig

On Thu, Jul 06, 2000 at 01:53:41PM +0200, Frederik Strauss wrote:
 So I can see important stuff before i read interesting
 stuff.
Simply sort mails directly to you into different folders, than mail 
going to mailing lists... that's the way I do it.

cu.

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Re: Sorting by score and threads

2000-07-06 Thread Michael Tatge

Frederik Strauss muttered:
 Is there a way for me to sort according to score and still have threads?
 Is there any way of doing it?

I don't use scoring but maybe set sort_aux=score helps?

HTH,

Michael
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