On Sat, 12 Aug 2000 06:32:01 -0500, Nick Danger wrote:
C>> AFAIK, yes, since the messages have not yet reached their
C>> destinations when being filtered to the other accounts. I bind
C>> attachments to messages so I can't absolutely confirm this for you
ND> I filter through multiple accounts also and find that attachments do
ND> not follow the folder rules of the new account. Of course, I do not
ND> bind them so perhaps that why my mileage is varying, still, you
ND> would think the logical course would be that if you wanted the
ND> message moved that the attachment should come along also unless
ND> specified differently via filtration.
Hmmm. IMHO, that really shouldn't be. If I am filtering incoming
messages to go straight to another accounts folder (not passing 'Go' and
not collecting $200) then I'd expect any attachments would go and settle
in the destination accounts attachments folder.
This is different from moving messages already in one account to another
account. Messages in this circumstance would have had the attachments
unbound, if so configured, and placed in the accounts attachment folder.
ND> Then again, that's what I want it to do so of course it would seem
ND> logical to me since my logic always favors my opinion! ;-)
What you're saying makes sense to me, if you're referring to a *direct*
incoming filter action to move the message to another accounts folder.
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