Hello Dwight,
TF No. the filter might set a colour group at the same time or
TF vperform other actions. Setting the destination folder to a
TF move/copy action to the default is more sensible, so that the
TF other actions can still be run.
I agree with Vili. It shouldn't
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V The filter should be disabled, at least...
TF No. the filter might set a colour group at the same time or
TF vperform other actions. Setting the destination folder to a
TF move/copy action to the default is more sensible, so that the
TF
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DAC On Saturday, July 23, 2005, 3:38:09 AM, Goncalo Farias wrote:
I agree with Vili. It shouldn't have default actions. Either the
filter is able to do what it was designed to do or it should be
disabled (with or without a warning).
DAC I don't
Hello Natasha,
When a filter attempts to act on a nonexistent folder, let it create
the
folder.
This functionality is already available. In the folder dialog of the
Copy/Move
filter action, there's a checkbox named Automatically create if necessary.
HTH.
You are absolutely
7/22/2005 6:46 AM
Hi Natasha,
On 7/22/2005 Natasha V Pearce wrote:
NVP Hoi Paul
When a filter attempts to act on a nonexistent folder, let it create
the
folder.
NVP This functionality is already available. In the folder dialog of the
Copy/Move
NVP filter action, there's a
Hello Dwight,
Another alternative I like even better is to disallow folder
deletion altogether until the user removes all references to the
folder in the filters.
There is an instance of overkill. The filters are going to have to be
a lot easier to search thru than they are now. Vili just
7/21/2005 3:32 PM
Hi Dwight,
On 7/21/2005 Dwight A Corrin wrote:
DAC There is an instance of overkill. The filters are going to have to be
DAC a lot easier to search thru than they are now. Vili just mentioned he
DAC has over 200 filters.
Perhaps a filter text search tool is in order.
7/21/2005 5:16 PM
Hi Dwight,
On 7/21/2005 Dwight A Corrin wrote:
DAC I think one should be able to do lots of searching in filters. One
DAC should also be able to make an alphabetical list, or better have the
DAC filters in alpha order without changing the order of the actual
DAC searches.
Hello Thomas,
V 3. If you check the filter, the copy is directed to the Sent mail
V folder now. Result: doubled mails in the Sent mail folder.
This makes sense to me. The destination folder does not exist any
more, so it is set back to default: The Sent folder. WAD.
The filter is not deleted,
Hello Thomas,
On Wed, 20 Jul 2005 17:13:43 +1200 GMT (20/07/2005, 12:13 +0700 GMT),
Natasha V Pearce wrote:
NVP Confirmed, with the following additional information.
NVP After the folder is deleted, the filter will move messages to
NVP whichever folder appeared immediately before it in the
Hello Thomas,
V So, you think that two copies from mails in Sent folder is correct?
Yes, because you told TB to copy the message from the Sent folder to
the Sent folder.
Wrong. I set to copy it to the created X folder. Not the Sent folder.
I dont like when the program thinks. Do, what I set
Hello Dwight,
It is not common sense. WHERE did I say to the program that if
the target folder does not exist, then copy it to the Sent
mail? Nowhere...
If common sense is the rule, one could argue it is not common sense
to delete a folder where you are sending mail.
I have
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