Re: Understanding Pine incoming ....

On Tue, 22 Aug 2006, NM Public wrote:

>> Tip: To avoid problems when (if) you change your Pine primary 
>> collection, you may want to use a fully qualified folder 
>> specification to specify the second part (the archive folder) 
>> of an incoming-archive-folders pair.
>> 
>> This seems not to be one of the places where I can use ^T to 
>> get a fully qualified folder specification -- right?
>
> Unfortunately, you're right that ^T doesn't work here -- I'll 
> add this to my Pine wish list. Maybe you could post this wish 
> in one of the Pine discussion groups?

 	I sent it to the one on gmane, and got an 
acknowledgement; I may not be subscribed to that one ...

> You can, however, use ^X if the fully qualified folder 
> specification is the same as your inbox-path folder.
>
> Let me know if ^X works for you!

 	It worked just now when I added an incoming folder -- 
took the full form from Lserv -- and, I think, would have let me 
edit it into one for another ISP.

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