Morning Allie Martin,
> I use PowerMarks as well and really like what you described. It makes you
> able to manage a large URL list very easily. I don't see where it's
> terribly applicable in terms of e-mail management.
> TB! will support virtual folders soon which is a more appropriate
> approach for e-mail. Virtual folders with the ability of display e-mail
> based on criteria, including, memo contents could produce a similar
> effect as you wish for. That's a version 2 thing however.
Practically, if the mail database was not structured into physical folders
anymore, it would be the very same effect. Well, you know my viewpoint on
this :-) Also the Bats address book works in this direction already, as an
address can be assigned to multiple groups, so the group structure we see
is only a form of graphical representation for the actual data. With
virtual folders, this concept could work for messages just as well.
The only possible problem I see is the speed of accessiblity, as mail
databases like to grow exponetially over the years...
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