Re: Moving between Mailbox folders

Torsten Mueller <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.neomail.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>

"PurrsKitty (Cindy)" schrieb:
> 
> I have been searching Google Groups and need to know how I can simply fix
> an aggravation I find with Neomail.  My problem is that I MUST use Neomail
> to access my email while at work.  At home I POP it to my own computer
> using Eudora.  Here are my issues:
> 
> 1.  When I login to Neomail, all my messages are in plain view.  Would like
> to see a summary first containing the number of messages in the Inbox
> before actually going to the Inbox if that could be arranged, but this is
> not as critical as the next issue.

Well of course that could be done, but what benefit you would have ?
From the point of neomail this means, that your mailspool must be
"scanned" twice. For big INBOXes this is overhead.
 
> 2.  More importantly, I get a lot of email, so I would like to move those
> emails to another folder (i.e. I created a "Processed" folder, but hmmm
> it's a "subfolder" under "Inbox" so once I have moved emails to "Processed"
> there is NO WAY to get them BACK to the INBOX so that when I get home from
> work I can POP them.  This is a MAJOR problem generally with Neomail, from
> what I have read in my Google searches.
> 
> Is there a simple way to change these things so that I can do what I need
> to do--especially so I can move emails back to INbox to pop them when I get
> home from work?  Thank you.

I remember, that this topic already was "solved" - it was only a small
change
in the code to move back from other folders to the INBOX.

Ernie Miller schrieb:
Mon, 18 Nov 2002 11:05:33 -0500
> 
> Actually this option was disabled due to me not wanting to be blamed
> when some app that doesn't respect file locks hosed up a mail spool
> while NeoMail was reading it.  It's easy to enable though... There's
> only a conditional in one spot that prevents the moving of a message to
> inbox -- been a while since I looked at the code but if you change that
> line, and add INBOX to the folder list in the dropdown, you should be
> good.

So you only need to enable the move in the dropdown menu as a target
folder.

Torsten

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