Hello Maksym, M>> All I need is an Outgoing filter with filter 'Any message' and action M>> 'Move to the folder \\MAU\Familia\%ToName' > M>> Of course, I have an equivalent Incoming filter using %FromName. And I M>> believe this also works with %FromAddress and %ToAddress. And if you M>> tick the appropriate box, the folder will be created if doesn't exist. > > Thank you so much! I didn't even try it that way after I tried some > other macros in filters and those didn't work. But I've tried this one > right now, and it works fine. Again, lots of thanks here! It's at > least a big part of the solution I need.
Sorry for my late reply. I've been busy and having hardware problems also. I know you would like that :) > I'll try and play with other macros in the filter action. I've already > tried %FolderName in the (vain) hope that if I start a reply (or a new > message) from a certain folder, it will place the sent message into > that folder. However, it turns out that this macro returns Outbox, > i.e., whenever you start writing a message, TB! makes Outbox the > current folder (even though folder focus doesn't move in the main > program window). Does anybody know how to get (if it's possible) an > expression to return "Name of the folder where a message being replied > to is stored"? :) When Outgoing filters are applied the message is in the Outbox, that is why %FolderName returns Outbox. Try using %FolderName in a new message or reply template and you will see it returns the proper folder name (just the name, not the path). One thing I tries some time ago was to use the Comments header to 'save' the folder name. In my reply templates I included the line: %Comments="Foldername" That part works. But then I tried to use %Comments in the filter and that didn't seem to work. Too bad :-( -- Best regards, Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain) Using The Bat! v3.71.03 ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.71.03 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
