Hello Anson, > I have a single email address at which I receive both personal and > business email. I use Popfile and a filter to separate the two sets of > mail and want to store each in a separate tree of folders.
I am using a similar setup. I was able to define filters precisely enough to filter 90% of my messages as personal or business. The rest is sorted into folders manually while looking through two virtual folders called "unread" and "recent" which show the appropriate messages (usually I look into "unread", but sometimes I miss some email that was too quickly marked as "read", so I look into "recent" once or twice a day. > I also want to use separate templates for sending email from the two > accounts, although they will go via the same SMTP server. You will have the same sender address appear in both business and personal mails, right? Or do you have mail alias addresses defined on your mailserver? If not, you can do it the way I do: I use the built in templates of my account for business mails (unfortunately I need to write more of those :-( throughout my day) and quick templates for my private emails. Private mail recipients in my address book have an addressbook template associated with them that automatically includes the "private mail" quick template, so I dont have to call that template manually too often. In the quick template I also choose different "Names" for the address, e.g. "Martin Schuster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>" and "Martin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>", to make my priv. mails more personal. I hope my english is good enough so you understand what I mean ;-) sorry if it isn't. -- Martin TheBat! 3.0.1.33 on Windows XP ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.0.1.33 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
