Re: Filters in Balsa 1.3.1
- From: Emmanuel <e allaud wanadoo fr>
- To: balsa-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Filters in Balsa 1.3.1
- Date: Sat, 9 Feb 2002 18:38:39 +0100
On 09.02.2002 16:38 Barry Skidmore wrote:
> Manu,
>
> I am using Balsa to retrieve mail from a non-pop3 mailbox, i.e.,
> /var/spool/mail. If it would help, I can export one of the filters and
> send it to you as an attachment, however from your comments it looks
> like the filters just aren't programmed to work with non-pop3 mailboxes.
>
> You mentioned that it is possible to use the filters directly on your
> Inbox after the mails are retrieved. How do you do this? I do not see
> a command, like "Filter mail" or "Run filters", but I am probably
> missing something obvious.
>
Just right-click on the mailbox you want ot filter, then at the bottom of
the menu you'll see the "Edit/Apply Filters" item. Choose it like you
probably guessed ;-) Then you have a two lists dialog : on left all
filters sorted by name, on right the list of filter associated with that
mailbox. So put on the right all the filters you want to apply on the
mailbox. You'll remark that you have 2 columns more in the right list one
to say that the corresponding filter is to be applied automatically on
reception (but with the constraints I have mentionned) the other one is to
apply filter on exit (this is unimplemented :(, we'll see later what we do
want to do for automatic filtering, comments welcome ). Once you have
populated the right list you push the "Apply" button and this will run all
the selected filters on the mailbox. You can also save the list of
associated filters so that next time they will be put on the right list,
so you'll only have to click on appy button.
Here it is, but I'm pretty sure there are solutions to make this much more
intuitive. So comments, remarks are welcome.
Bye
Manu
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