>Eudora is capable of this -- I have several filters set up to direct
>mail with specific headers or senders to separate mail folders.
>A couple other nice things about Eudora:
>- Message folders are actual separate files, in text form. Outlook
>keeps everything in one huge file.
I like this idea, I use Netscape 7.02 (Mozilla) and the only way I can
look at old e-mail is with Netscape. I've got folders full of messages
concerning long completed projects that I'd love to archive and trim out
of my Mail folder but I can't do that easily.
I suppose I could set up a Netscape account on my backup desktop and
carefully copy the e-mail into the folder.
It would be so much easier to save as text.
>- You can use IMAP or POP to access your mail (if your ISP suppports
>IMAP). This means that you can (for example) have one system where you
>download the mail (using POP), but still access your incoming mail
>using IMAP from other systems.
This sounds nice but would I need to worry about security?
Can other people get to my e-mail or get into my IMAO server?
Thanks to all
-- Andrew in Ann Arbor Thinking I should replace the desktop with some T-series thinkpad..... _______________________________________________ Thinkpad mailing list Thinkpad@stderr.org http://stderr.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/thinkpadReceived on Sun Jan 9 20:33:30 2005
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