Friday, January 07, 2000, 8:27:00 AM, Alexander wrote:
> Seems *not* to be different to me, since the messages containing the
> discussions of the *same* mathematical problems arrive to all three of
> them:-) Technically, it's different, but for *me* as a mathematician <g>
> they aren't...
Then that is a problem that you and your colleagues need to work out
between yourselves and not flippantly demanding new and harmful "features" to
be crammed into an otherwise decent client.
> The point is that this message has to be *stored* in the same folder as other
> messages dealing with the same problem, but such messages come to all
> three of my accounts.
Again, a problem between chairs and keyboards. Fix it there, not here.
> I do not use the mouse when working with my mail. So your idea won't work
> for me.
ALT-M, M, highlight folder, enter. It does work.
> What you are calling a problem is a style of working for me, which permits
> me to have the things done. Dixi.
No, it is a problem. I don't seem to have that problem if keeping work
mail in my work account and home mail in my home account. The *ONLY* time the
two ever mix is when I send mail to my work mailing list from my home account
to let them know I'm going to be late and/or sick and don't feel like opening
TB! up (if it isn't already).
It is not that hard. It involves getting people to use the PROPER address
for work and the proper address for home. Since the two rarely mix, what's
the problem? Tell me, why is it so hard for you and your cohorts, people I
assume of reasonable intelligence, to grasp this basic common sense approach
to your problem?
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