Re: custom filesystem folders

2009-02-12 Thread gNeandr
»Cristian Zoicas« wrote: Cristian Zoicas wrote: Hello all, I use SeaMonkey 1.1.12 on Ubuntu Linux and I want to get the following behaviour from the SeaMonkey mail client: Some of the mail messages I receive I want to save them in a custom folder in my home directory. Let's call it here

Re: custom filesystem folders

2009-02-12 Thread Cristian Zoicas
Cristi, the short answer is "Yes and No"! The "Local Folders" folder is, effectively, another email account, just as your email account is an email account. If you want to have another email account, select Edit|Mail&Newsgroup Account Settings and give yourself another account. You are r

Re: custom filesystem folders

2009-02-11 Thread Daniel
Cristian Zoicas wrote: Cristian Zoicas wrote: Hello all, I use SeaMonkey 1.1.12 on Ubuntu Linux and I want to get the following behaviour from the SeaMonkey mail client: Some of the mail messages I receive I want to save them in a custom folder in my home directory. Let's call it here "im

Re: custom filesystem folders

2009-02-11 Thread Cristian Zoicas
Cristian Zoicas wrote: Hello all, I use SeaMonkey 1.1.12 on Ubuntu Linux and I want to get the following behaviour from the SeaMonkey mail client: Some of the mail messages I receive I want to save them in a custom folder in my home directory. Let's call it here "important-mail". The "imp

Re: custom filesystem folders

2009-02-10 Thread Gerald Ross
Cristian Zoicas wrote: Hello all, I use SeaMonkey 1.1.12 on Ubuntu Linux and I want to get the following behaviour from the SeaMonkey mail client: Some of the mail messages I receive I want to save them in a custom folder in my home directory. Let's call it here "important-mail". The "impor

Re: custom filesystem folders

2009-02-10 Thread Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo
Cristian Zoicas wrote: Hello all, I use SeaMonkey 1.1.12 on Ubuntu Linux and I want to get the following behaviour from the SeaMonkey mail client: Some of the mail messages I receive I want to save them in a custom folder in my home directory. Let's call it here "important-mail". The "impor