Re: [Evolution] Need some help (I Got IT!!!)

[Jeffrey Stedfast <fejj ximian com>]

On Tue, 2004-03-30 at 20:15, Ricky wrote:
> Tony Earnshaw wrote:
>
> > The thing is, Mozilla is using pure Bayes (AFAIK) and Evo is using
> > SpamAssassin of unknown (to me) heritage (uses Bayes, but SA has a lot
> > more besides). My present version is 2.63 and I can do one heck of a lot
> > to make it work better for my site than Evo can.
> >
> > I agree that one should be able to switch it on and off (what's the
> > point of having an SA-shooche mail admin and then stuffing the mail
> > through someone else's version of one's own thing?)
> >
> > All in all, I'm not looking forward to moving to 1.5.
> >
> > --Tonni
> >  
> I'd personally like to be able use my the same training.dat from 
> Thunderbird in Evolution.  I mean, it's all ready been trained so well. 
> ;-)  The other thing I've always wondered, and this is kind of related.  
> In Thunderbird I can label my e-mails, and in Evolution I can label my 
> e-mails, but why don't they use the same type of labels? (I use IMAP.)  
> That is, why I can't I label an e-mail important in Evolution and have 
> Thunderbird recognize it as important as well?  Sometimes I have to use 
> one or the other depending on where I am, and it would be nice if these 
> things could stay with me regardless.  (I assume it's based some sort of 
> IMAP standard?)

there's no IMAP standard for this. As it turns out, Evolution stores
these labels locally and not on the IMAP server (odds are Mozilla does
the same).

Jeff

> Thanks for the great e-mail client, by the way. ;-)
>
> Back to lurking,
> Ricky 8-)
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Jeffrey Stedfast
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