El mié, 09-05-2007 a las 10:55 -0600, Brett Johnson escribió: > On Wed, 2007-05-09 at 14:17 +0000, Javier Kohen wrote: > > In particular, I would like to hear how you keep all your pending e-mail > > at a glance. That is, how you track unread e-mail (this one is easy by > > default), but also e-mail you have read, but still need to act upon. > > I use a two-bit system :o) > > First, I have a custom sort on my inbox view, which sorts on the > "Important" IMAP attribute, and the "Followup" evolution flag first. > Then if I need to respond to an email eventually, I'll right-click on > the message and select "Mark for followup...". Sometimes I'll also > select "Mark as important" to flag messages as well. The "important" > attribute is nice because it's an IMAP attribute, which means it's > stored on the server, which means it'll be there when you connect from a > different client. The "followup" flag is only local to the current > evolution instance. Well, this is what my current workflow looks like, only that I need to work with two inbox folders (personal and work) and several mailing lists, whose messages are sorted by different filters into corresponding folders. Assuming that you also sort your e-mail in folders according to source, or projects, or mailing lists, or any other criteria, how do you scale your two-bit system to cope with multiple folders? Thanks, -- Javier Kohen <jkohen users sourceforge net> ICQ: blashyrkh #2361802 Jabber: jkohen jabber org
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