Web Kracked wrote: > Mike Dawe wrote: >> Barbara Duprey wrote: >>> Mike Dawe wrote: >>>> Wade Smart wrote:
[...] >>>>> Create a new filter. In the "incoming messsages" section click on the >>>>> last entry : Customize. Write in "Delivered-To" without the quotes. >>>>> Click ok. Now in the filter select Delivered-To and contains and in the >>>>> next field write in "moderator for". In the bottom section what I do is >>>>> mark these with a different color so I know. >>>> Great tip. Thanks. >>>> >>>> I'm using this now, also. >>>> >>>> Regards. >>> The other part that takes some extra attention is when the thread has >>> gotten deeper, but there's still information that's likely to be of >>> interest to the unsubscribed OP. Somebody responding responding to a >>> deeper post may not have kept the original, and so has lost the >>> flagging. Does anybody have a nice solution for this? So far, the best >>> I've come up with is to look for "cc" or additional "to" addresses in >>> whatever part of the thread I have. >> >> Hello Barbara. >> >> Sorry for the 2nd Subject change. But I thought that I'd better clarify >> that this tip is for the Thunderbird email client (not its news side or >> for other email clients). >> >> Following the advice from the above tip. I created a new filter in >> Thunderbird. In the Customize part, I typed "References" for the filter >> to work on the "References" header, then in the field next to the new >> "References" setting I typed in "@phx.gbl" (all without quotation >> marks). Then chose a label to get a nice color to show it up. >> >> It catches posts that are reply posts made to the unregistered posters >> posts sent in by the moderators, by tripping up on "@phx.gbl" in the >> References headers in those posts. >> >> Caveat; it does not get all reply posts to unregistered posters, as they >> don't all carry @phx.gbl in their Message-ID header (many do, but not >> all do) so subsequently @phx.gbl will not appear in all of the >> References headers of those reply posts... >> >> It's not a fool-proof solution, just another aid that can be employed >> along with others, such as filtering on [moderated] in the subject, and >> "cc" etc. > > I do not know if this helps or not, but a Thunderbird add-on called > Quote Colors (0.2.8) places each part of the thread in a different > color, and box if needed. If you break up the thread, you will find > it could be hard to follow who said what. But this add on helps > me keep the thread/person straight. Hello Tim, I use a "userContent.css" script that does the same thing as the add-on you mention. Wouldn't be without it (works in Thunderbird and Seamonkey). > Also, if you have the send as text, you can have the receiving view > looking in HTML colors and boxes, and then the sent file will have > the ">>>" in the text instead. > > Also, these is another add on that is good. It will add an icon > to the display that tell me what the email client was used in the > creation/editing of the message. This email was sent by Thunderbird > and another could have been Outlook, or some other client. It was > just something I though was "cute". Do you recall the name of this add-on, Tim? > That is the good part of Thunderbird. There are a lot of add ons > and tweaks that the other clients may not have. Your "@phx.gbl" > tweak works in Thunderbird, but not others. Which is why I added the [Thunderbird tip] in the subject and stated it was for Thunderbird mail only, in my previous post (tho' it will likely work in the mail client side of Seamonkey, too) :-) Other mail clients may be able to filter on that header, they may just do it differently. Many news-clients can, if they read via gmane. Thanks. -- Mike Dawe --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
