Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Michael Disabato]

Monday, April 22, 2002, 4:30:57 PM, Allie scribbled:

MD>> The first two meant what they said, filter income and outgoing
MD>> mail. The Manual check allowed the filter to operate when manually
MD>> filtering, which is different from how TB! works.

ACM> What's the difference? It doesn't appear to be clearly evident from
ACM> what you're saying.

A filter is set up once under Eudora and then enabled for the function
you want it to perform. Under TB!, you end up creating duplicate
filters under different sections (incoming, outgoing, etc.)

It seems like more work and maintenance that way.

Mike



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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Allie C Martin]

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Michael Disabato [MD] wrote:
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MD> For those of us Ex-Eudora users, the filter dialog had 3 check
MD> boxes:

MD> Incoming
MD> Outgoing
MD> Manual

MD> The first two meant what they said, filter income and outgoing
MD> mail. The Manual check allowed the filter to operate when manually
MD> filtering, which is different from how TB! works.

What's the difference? It doesn't appear to be clearly evident from
what you're saying.

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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Mandara]

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On Mon, 22 Apr 2002, at 18:57:55  +0200 Roelof wrote:

G>> I would like a drop-down ( or even a pop-up) here which memorizes
G>> all my previous smtp servers.

RO> I've been told that X-Ray is a nice tool for that purpose. X-Ray can
RO> be found at: http://www.xrayapp.com/xray
RO> I haven't used it myself, since I'm no roving mail user.

There are few days I'm using it, and can say it's an excellent and
very helpful little tool. It manages smtp servers on the fly too.

Mandara (the rover )
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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Roelof Otten]

Hello Gerard,

On Mon, 22 Apr 2002 18:04:49 +0200GMT (22-4-02, 18:04 +0200GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

RO>> You could set the reply-to for all accounts to your primary account.
RO>> That way all replies go to the same account.

G> I don't even bother changing the from address. I have found that as
G> long as I change the smpt server for outgoing mail in
G> account|properties|transport to match the network I am connected
G> to, be it through ADSL/POTS/Cable, I can use ant from address and I
G> am happy they do :-)

I'm aware of that possibility, but it's not allowed by all ISP's,
though most of them permit it.

G> I would like a drop-down ( or even a pop-up) here which memorizes
G> all my previous smtp servers.

I've been told that X-Ray is a nice tool for that purpose. X-Ray can
be found at: http://www.xrayapp.com/xray
I haven't used it myself, since I'm no roving mail user.


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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Gerard]

ON Monday, April 22, 2002, 3:55:55 PM, you wrote:

RO> Hello Dwight,

RO> On Mon, 22 Apr 2002 08:43:10 -0500GMT (22-4-02, 15:43 +0200GMT, where
RO> I live), you wrote:

RO> You could set the reply-to for all accounts to your primary account.
RO> That way all replies go to the same account.


Roelof,

   I don't even bother changing the from address. I have found that as
   long as I change the smpt server for outgoing mail in
   account|properties|transport to match the network I am connected to,
   be it through ADSL/POTS/Cable, I can use ant from address and I am
   happy they do :-)

   I would like a drop-down ( or even a pop-up) here which memorizes all
   my previous smtp servers.

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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Michael Disabato]

Monday, April 22, 2002, 5:55:46 AM, Allie scribbled:

ACM> I see. There is a demand for global filters. I don't know if and when
ACM> it will be implemented. Maybe another one of those version 2 series
ACM> feature additions.

For those of us Ex-Eudora users, the filter dialog had 3 check boxes:

Incoming
Outgoing
Manual

The first two meant what they said, filter income and outgoing mail.
The Manual check allowed the filter to operate when manually
filtering, which is different from how TB! works.

Mike



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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Roelof Otten]

Hello Dwight,

On Mon, 22 Apr 2002 08:43:10 -0500GMT (22-4-02, 15:43 +0200GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

DAC> providers depending where I'm on the road. Some correspondents
DAC> therefore get mail from me from multiple addresses, and may respond to
DAC> same by simply replying. Dealing with this at my end means for those
DAC> people I have to have the same filter in multiple accounts.

You could set the reply-to for all accounts to your primary account.
That way all replies go to the same account.

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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Dwight A Corrin]

On Monday, April 22, 2002, 5:46:19 AM, Allie C Martin wrote:

> In what situation would you want the same filter to work for
> multiple accounts?

I use my computer in different locations, hence with different ISPs. I
dispatch via cable at home, dsl at the office, and different dial up
providers depending where I'm on the road. Some correspondents
therefore get mail from me from multiple addresses, and may respond to
same by simply replying. Dealing with this at my end means for those
people I have to have the same filter in multiple accounts.

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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

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ACM> I see. There is a demand for global filters. I don't know if and when
ACM> it will be implemented. Maybe another one of those version 2 series
ACM> feature additions.

I'm using 14 accounts, no less 8-), on a daily basis for different
roles. Among other things, I'm webmaster for several web sites owned
by different organizations.

Most of the time I need automatic replies, templates etc. to be
different for each account, and this is where TB! excels. I would,
however, like to have global filters as well. Most of all for fighting
Spam. I have received up to 5 copies of the same message at the same
time for different accounts 8-).

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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Allie C Martin]

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Christopher Taylor-Davies [CTD] wrote:
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>> In what situation would you want the same filter to work for
>> multiple accounts?

CTD> I have two main email accounts, the same people send messages to
CTD> them interchangeably, though I guess about 80% go to my
CTD> Compuserve account. I will just have to train them with careful
CTD> use of the "Reply-To" setting so that they all start to use
CTD> Compuserve all the time!

I see. There is a demand for global filters. I don't know if and when
it will be implemented. Maybe another one of those version 2 series
feature additions.

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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Allie C Martin]

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Christopher Taylor-Davies [CTD] wrote:
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CTD> Is there a way to make filters work for all mail accounts - they
CTD> seem to be tied to a particular account at the moment?

No, there's no way at present.

In what situation would you want the same filter to work for multiple
accounts?

I can see a need for filtering messages to another accounts inbox where
the other accounts inbox filters will act on the same message. This
feature is supposed to be added in the future.

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Re[2]: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Christopher Taylor-Davies]

Hello Allie,

Monday, April 22, 2002, 11:46:19 AM, you wrote:

> No, there's no way at present.

> In what situation would you want the same filter to work for multiple
> accounts?

I have two main email accounts, the same people send messages to them
interchangeably, though I guess about 80% go to my Compuserve account. I
will just have to train them with careful use of the "Reply-To"
setting so that they all start to use Compuserve all the time!




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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Allie C Martin]

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Christopher Taylor-Davies [CTD] wrote:
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CTD> One thing that Outlook let you specify was to automatically store
CTD> a outgoing reply in the same folder as the original message. For
CTD> most purposes this avoided the need for outgoing filters.

CTD> Is there a way of setting this up in the Bat, either with a
CTD> general filter, or some option that I have missed somewhere?

I'm afraid not. You have to create outgoing filters to achieve the
same effect.

A good thing to do is that whenever you create an incoming filter,
copy it to your outbox and change the string parameter. If you filter
on sender, change it to recipient.

It's a daunting limitation when you already have 50 filters and wish
to move outgoing mail to the original message folders.

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Re[2]: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Christopher Taylor-Davies]

Hello Allie,

Monday, April 22, 2002, 11:30:34 AM, you wrote:

> I'm afraid not. You have to create outgoing filters to achieve the
> same effect.

> A good thing to do is that whenever you create an incoming filter,
> copy it to your outbox and change the string parameter. If you filter
> on sender, change it to recipient.


Thanks for confirming that. I had just discovered the copy option too,
so I will remember to make an outgoing filter as well.

Is there a way to make filters work for all mail accounts - they seem
to be tied to a particular account at the moment?

Regards

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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Allie C Martin]

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Allie Martin [AM] wrote:
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AM> A good thing to do is that whenever you create an incoming filter,
AM> copy it to your outbox and change the string parameter.
^^
that should have read 'outgoing filter set'. Sorry!

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Re: Automatically store reply in same folder

[Roelof Otten]

Hello Christopher,

On Mon, 22 Apr 2002 10:43:15 +0100GMT (22-4-02, 11:43 +0200GMT, where
I live), you wrote:

CTD> One thing that Outlook let you specify was to automatically store a
CTD> outgoing reply in the same folder as the original message. For most
CTD> purposes this avoided the need for outgoing filters.

CTD> Is there a way of setting this up in the Bat, either with a general
CTD> filter, or some option that I have missed somewhere?

TB hasn't got that option. The only way to achieve that is to set
corresponding outgoing filters for every folder.

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Automatically store reply in same folder

[Christopher Taylor-Davies]

I am in the process of converting from Outlook to the Bat (1.60c) and
am busy setting up incoming filters happily.

One thing that Outlook let you specify was to automatically store a
outgoing reply in the same folder as the original message. For most
purposes this avoided the need for outgoing filters.

Is there a way of setting this up in the Bat, either with a general
filter, or some option that I have missed somewhere?

Regards

Christopher




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