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Re: "[AS]" on subject line? Script solution not necessary
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Re: "[AS]" on subject line? Script solution not necessary


  • Subject: Re: "[AS]" on subject line? Script solution not necessary
  • From: Chris Adams <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 08 May 2001 00:51:14 -0400

On 5/7/01 2:14 AM cheshirekat wrote:

> On 05-06-2001 2049, Chris Adams may have typed or relayed in full or in
> part ...
>
>> I manage and sort hundreds of emails from dozens of lists every day with OE5
>> using the following script:
>>
>> http://www.cypresslakestudios.com/applescript/index.html#sortinbox
>>
>> (color-coded script text is available from this link)
>>
>> It looks at the reply address to figure out where to route the message (see
>> this by opening a message and hitting shift-apple-h. The script keeps 2
>> lists: one containing the first few letters of the reply-to address and the
>> other list keeps the destination folders. If the folder does not exist, the
>> script will create it.
>>
>> I have used it for months now and I am very happy with it: it really
>> separates the wheat from the chaff, and I can wait until I have 50-100
>> messages in a folder before I even bother to open it.
>
> I thought oe had built-in filtering for incoming email? Why do you feel
> it's necessary to have a script filter your message instead? Is your
> script faster than oe's filtering? Or is that one of those things that
> you script jusbe cause you can?
>

It does, but I did not know about it because I did not RTFM! I like my
script anyway, but the list manager is probably better. Thanks to those
that gave me a heads up!

--
Chris Adams
Cypress Lake Studios
Hypermedia, Quicktime, and Internet Design
http://www.cypresslakestudios.com
email@hidden


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