Hi Alexander,
you killed this horse before we out here in the Far East even read it.
:-( It has been most educational following your dialogue, as you both
seem to know "the other programme" quite well. Thus, let me comment:
On Thu, 6 Jan 2000 01:54:57 +0300GMT (06/01/2000, 06:54 +0800GMT),
Alexander V. Kiselev wrote:
AVK> 5 accounts (one for each of my e-mail addresses, since its all different dial-
AVK> ups:-)), and into *each* of these 5 inboxes messages from my supervisor are
AVK> likely to find their way. And now what? Now, obviously, I'll need to get the
AVK> messages coming from [EMAIL PROTECTED] (the address has
AVK> been altered) and from his another address into *one* place (logical, yeah?).
Not necessarily. However, you can still filter acorss accounts into
one folder. To make him reply to always the same address, you can
choose the "send from" address as suggested in my posrting a few
minutes ago.
I do get private mail to my office account and vice versa sometimes.
The sewnder invariably gets an immediate message, from the account he
should have sent his message to, just advising him of my "correct"
address. OTOH, I make sure that I always use the same "from" address
for the same recipinet, so they don't get confused.
AVK> So, as I see it, I've explained how in Pegasus TB's default behaviour can be
AVK> completely mimicked, but the reverse involves forwarding and is hence
AVK> inappropriate solution:-)
I haven't used Pegasus, but I don't see a pointin having seperate
email accounts if they are merged into one by the mail programme.
(Except for anti-spam purposes.) I used seperate mail programmes on
the same machine before I was introduced to The Bat!.
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Best regards,
Thomas.
Message reply created with The Bat! 1.38e
under Chinese Windows 98 4.10 Build 1998
on a Pentium II/350 MHz.
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