Hello Jens, > To be more specific, i have my Focus to NONE Account, because anything > is in Common Folders. > -Try to set your Focus on a Common Folder outside the Accounts. > -Copy a Message there, which is not TO: your default Account > -Reply to this Message > -The FROM: will be selected correctly, but the Account will be Default > -This leads to Mailer-Daemon, because with @gmx.de i should not send > the Message via @web.de > > This used to work like a charm recently, i testify that has been > working like that!
I see that my assumption in my reply to Roelof was correct. As I wrote: ,----- [ In <mid:1701216019.20081211213...@ritlabs.com> Maxim wrote:] | [*] Reply to a message from a common folder now tries to find suitable | account using TO addresses `----- Notice the "tries to find" which, to me, means it is not guaranteed it will find it. As a side comment, I don't use Common folders at all because I have never seen the real advantage of using them. And I have always wondered why many (you are just one of them) move messages from different accounts to common folders and then want (actually 'request') that if you reply to a message in a Common folder the reply should use the Account (and therefor From) where the message was received. I may be blind but, where do you guys see the advantage of using Common folders? If I had the need to show or 'manage' in a single folder messages from different accounts that had something in common (let's say from the banks I use) I would use a Common *Virtual* folder. That way, messages would still reside in the account they were received, and proper account and From address would *always* be used even if you replied from the Common *Virtual* folder. -- Best regards, Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain) Using The Bat! v4.1.9 on Windows XP 5.1 Service Pack 3 ________________________________________________________ Current beta is 4.1.9 | 'Using TBBETA' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
