Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-13 Thread Charles M. Gerungan
Hello rich, Sunday, June 13, 2004, 8:53:40 AM, you wrote: C BeginFilter C Name: Outgoing C Active: 1 C Source: [EMAIL PROTECTED] C Target: [EMAIL PROTECTED] C CopyFolder: none C MainSet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] C MainSet: [EMAIL PROTECTED] C Actions: C AddGroups: rg ... snip ... C SoundTime:

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-13 Thread Chris
Charles M. Gerungan @ 2004-Jun-13 4:59:43 AM Threading across folders mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Furthermore, do I cut and paste this somewhere and click OK? :). You just copy and paste; no clicking OK is required. First, select all of the filter (from BeginFilter to EndFilter). Then, open

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-13 Thread Charles M. Gerungan
Hello Chris, Sunday, June 13, 2004, 5:42:37 PM, you wrote: C mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Furthermore, do I cut and paste this somewhere and click OK? :). C You just copy and paste; no clicking OK is required. First, select all C of the filter (from BeginFilter to EndFilter). Then, open the Sorting

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-13 Thread Chris
Charles M. Gerungan @ 2004-Jun-13 11:59:27 AM Threading across folders mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] I know myself, so I have to ask this question: No matter what I do with your script, I won't lose any messages, right? My filter does NOT delete any messages. It only moves them. So, when you send

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-12 Thread Chris
Charles M. Gerungan @ 2004-Jun-11 9:14:46 AM Threading across folders mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Not trying to hijack the thread, but I think something nice (that's also related) is if it would be possible to save your reply in the same folder as the message you're replying to. I have an outgoing

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-11 Thread Charles M. Gerungan
Hello rich, Friday, June 11, 2004, 1:10:16 AM, you wrote: rg Assume I receive an email. It is in my in-box. rg I reply to it and then move it to a sub-folder. rg At some time later I need to see my reply. rg Is there a way I can select the mssg I replied to and tell it to show rg me the thread?

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-11 Thread M i c C u l l e n
On Friday, June 11, 2004 @ 9:14:46 PM, Charles M. Gerungan wrote: [snips] Charles Not trying to hijack the thread, but I think something nice (that's Charles also related) is if it would be possible to save your reply in the Charles same folder as the message you're replying to. Which is what

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-11 Thread Charles M. Gerungan
Hello M, Friday, June 11, 2004, 3:59:48 PM, you wrote: Charles Not trying to hijack the thread, but I think something nice (that's Charles also related) is if it would be possible to save your reply in the Charles same folder as the message you're replying to. MicCullen Which is what Agent lets

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-11 Thread Mary Bull
the threading across folders thread. Right now, I myself go down to my Sent Mail folder after I send a Reply to some of my correspondents in Private Mail, and do a Right-Click on that Reply in the Sent mail message list. I choose Copy to, and then I have the Reply in the Original Message folder

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-11 Thread Allie Martin
rich gregory wrote: Sometimes in TB! I'll move mssgs FROM the sent mail folder TO the folder where the rest of the correspondence with that individual/company resides. One really nice thing about Eudora was that putting a SENT mssg into any in-box folder would cause the header to show in

Re: Threading across folders

2004-06-10 Thread Robin Anson
On Fri 11 June 2004, 9:10:16 +1000, Rich Gregory wrote: Is there a way I can select the mssg I replied to and tell it to show me the thread? Bear in mind the reply is in my sent mail folder! Highlight the message and press CTRL-BACKSPACE. -- Robin Anson Using The Bat! v2.11.02 on Windows XP