Hello Vernon, On Thu, 01 Nov 2007 11:30:30 +0530 GMT (01/11/2007, 13:00 +0700 GMT), [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
msl> My next issue is that I have 4 accounts (A,B,C,D) and account A has msl> all the folders (names 1 to 20). The other remaining accounts do not msl> have folders, but all accounts run under a common filter/folders which msl> was configured with the assistance of Mr. Roelof. You have the same set-up as I do in the office. All messages are sorted into folders in an archive account depending on certain conditions. It's the countries were they came from, in my case. msl> so for instance if i receive a message under account A and folder 1, msl> the message is filtered in perfectly and so on it continues. msl> Now, if i need to take the message which arrived under account A/folder msl> 1 and send a reply under account B, the REPLY-TO: header field still msl> shows account A email id. so in order to circumvent this situation, I msl> drag/drop the message in account A/folder 1 to account B inbox, click msl> on this message and hit reply and send. That's complicated. What I do is add an X-Apparently-To: header showing the account it originally came in on. msl> Now under this process, the REPLY-TO: field indicates account B msl> email id. Once this message is sent, out message is filtered and msl> transferred to folder 1/account A which is ok, but i have to msl> manually drag/drop the message which is brought into the inbox of msl> account B, into account A/folder 1 or run a 're-filter' to get msl> this job done. Easier: Ensure with a macro that the message is sent from the correct account. That's what the %Account= macro is for. I can send my regex-based macro to you (preferrably via this list, as members on this list helped me creat it), it is based on the X-Apparently-To: header. Then BCC to yourself, and your message (coming back) is filtered into the correct folder in the archive account. No manual labour like drag-and-drop is involved. TB! just does everything automagically. For example, I receive a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED] from Germany. It will be sorted into the Germany folder in the archive account. I hit "Reply" in the archive account, the reply is sent from the Sales account. The same holds true for the Management account, the Accounting account, etc. I'll be happy to send my Reply Template. msl> is there a way to overcome this situation and get the REPLY-TO field msl> automatically configured to indicate the account email id from which msl> the message is sent out? I don't even use Reply-To headers, as the replies should go to the account the message was sent from. -- Cheers, Thomas. Falls Sie Kettenbriefe in der Post finden, denken Sie daran: Nur die Briefe kommen ins Altpapier, die Ketten kommen in die gelbe Tonne. http://thomas.fernandez.hat-gar-keine-homepage.de/ Message reply created with The Bat! 3.99.3 under Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600 Service Pack 2 ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.99.27.2 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
