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ederc
May 1, 2012, 12:15:45 PM5/1/12
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Dear all,
I have searched for this, but I haven't found any solution up to now, I am somewhat a newbie to alpine.
Assume the following situation:
1. I got an email.
2. I saved it to some of my folders.
Here comes my problem:
3. Now if I reply to this email I really would like that reply to be also saved automatically in the very same folder in order to get a thread of this correspondency.
Right now I save the reply by hand in the corresponding folder, but isn't there a way of handling this with filters?
Christian
So
I have searched for this, but I haven't found any solution up to now, I am somewhat a newbie to alpine.
Assume the following situation:
1. I got an email.
2. I saved it to some of my folders.
Here comes my problem:
3. Now if I reply to this email I really would like that reply to be also saved automatically in the very same folder in order to get a thread of this correspondency.
Right now I save the reply by hand in the corresponding folder, but isn't there a way of handling this with filters?
Christian
So
Nicolas KOWALSKI
May 1, 2012, 1:24:06 PM5/1/12
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ederc <ed...@mathematik.uni-kl.de> wrote:
> I have searched for this, but I haven't found any solution up to now,
> I am somewhat a newbie to alpine.
>
> Assume the following situation:
> 1. I got an email.
> 2. I saved it to some of my folders.
>
> Here comes my problem:
>
> 3. Now if I reply to this email I really would like that reply to be
> also saved automatically in the very same folder in order to get a
> thread of this correspondency.
In the configuration, you have the "Fcc Name Rule" option. What you want
> I have searched for this, but I haven't found any solution up to now,
> I am somewhat a newbie to alpine.
>
> Assume the following situation:
> 1. I got an email.
> 2. I saved it to some of my folders.
>
> Here comes my problem:
>
> 3. Now if I reply to this email I really would like that reply to be
> also saved automatically in the very same folder in order to get a
> thread of this correspondency.
is the "current-folder":
Fcc Name Rule =
Set Rule Values
--- ----------------------
( ) default-fcc
( ) last-fcc-used
( ) by-recipient
( ) by-nickname
( ) by-nick-then-recip
(*) current-folder
Hope this helps,
--
Nicolas
ederc
May 1, 2012, 1:52:05 PM5/1/12
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this solves my problem.
Thank you very much.
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