Hello Carsten, > I've been thinking about a solution for filtering replies into the > original mail's folder (a top 10 wish .-) for some days now. I'm at a > point where I could need some help and ideas... > > Okay, this is what I've done so far: <snipped quite a bit>
I think what you are trying to do is a bit complicated and/or convoluted, if I may say so. I am assuming you are using Incoming filters to sort incoming messages to different folders, right? If my assumption is correct (and only if my assumption is correct), then there are at least 2 simpler methods to achieve what you want: that replies are sorted to the same folder of the message you are replying to. Let's take one example to illustrate them. Let's assume you are filtering incoming messages from "Joe Blow" ([EMAIL PROTECTED], Sender, Yes) to folder "Joe", and now you want that your replies to Joe go into the same folder. Method 1: - Create a "matching" Outgoing filter with: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Recipient, Yes. Method 2: 2.1 - In your "Joe Blow" Incoming filter add an Alternative: [EMAIL PROTECTED], Recipient, Yes. 2.2 - Modify your Reply Template(s) to BCC yourself. Method 2 is better if you are filtering, for example, on Subject. Then you don't need 2.1, just 2.2. Again, this is assuming you are using Incoming filters to sort incoming mail to the different folders. If your are sorting incoming messages manually... I personally use a different approach: messages that I have to reply to are sorted to a unique folder "Must Reply" and then, when I reply to a message, both the 'replied to' and the 'reply' are sorted to the same folder. -- Best regards, Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain) Using The Bat! v1.60c ________________________________________________________ Current version is 1.61 | "Using TBTECH" information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
