Anh-Tuan
Mon Mar 14 22:31:53 CST 2005
On 14/03/05 22:06, in article BE5B911D.7CF41%berkowit@spoof_silcom.com,
"Paul Berkowitz" <berkowit@spoof_silcom.com> wrote:
> On 3/14/05 5:31 PM, in article 1gtfckf.1rzrtx61cl1tgwN%matt@tidbits.com,
> "matt neuburg" <matt@tidbits.com> wrote:
>
>> Anh-Tuan Bui <einsteinbqat@videotron.ca> wrote:
>>
>>> Is it possible for each pop account to have their own Inbox, Sent items,
>>> etc.?
>>
>> Log in as a different user, or simply change identity, to use each pop
>> account. m.
>
> I think Anh-Tuan may perhaps want them all in the same identity, but to look
> like IMAP accounts do, or Apple Mail does.
>
> You can do it this way, at least for individual account Inbox, sent Items
> and other folders you may add, but not for Drafts or Deleted Items or Junk:
>
> For each account make a new top-level folder with the Name of the account.
> Inside each make subfolders called Inbox, Sent Items and whatever other
> subfolders you want. You can even make a category and color named for each
> account and apply that to the new named folder and all its subfolders. Then
> for each account make a rule that
>
> If
> Account is <Account 1>
>
> Then
> Move message to <Account 1:Inbox>
>
>
> (just being the "Inbox" subfolder of Account 1 folder). Repeat for each
> account. Then go to Tools/Rules/Outgoing, and make an Outgoing rule
>
> If
> Account is <Account 1>
>
> Then
> Move message to <Account 1:Sent Items>
>
>
> (just being the "Sent Items" subfolder of Account 1 folder). Repeat for each
> account.
>
So it is impossible to do so without the use of rules? Hmm... Well at least
it's better than nothing, though a whole bunch of rules will be required.
That's something Entourage and Outlook must add in their next release. Apple
Mail and Thunderbird can do that already.
Thanks a lot.
Regards,
Anh-Tuan.