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On Mon 01 August 2011 23:11:39 Kristian Poul Herkild did opine thusly: |
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> Hi there. |
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> Thunderbird has a setting to create multiple mail accounts with |
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> separate mailfolder-hiearachy (inbox, draft, outbox, sent, trash) |
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> for each account instead of putting all mails in the same folder |
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> hierachy (as does Evolution in |
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> Gnome). Does anybody know where to find that or an identical setting |
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> in KMail? |
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> So far the solutions I've seen of "separating" mail accounts in |
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> KMail have been identical to those of "separating" mail accounts in |
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> Evolution (e.g. blend |
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> all the mails together in one big box and then manually create |
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> filters to more |
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> or less succesfully move them to subfolders within the same folder |
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> hierachy). |
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> Filter-based solutions are not wanted, since they do not work when |
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> people are |
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> sending the same mail to several of my accounts (one folder will |
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> receive multiple copies, and other folders will not receive the |
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> copies relevant to them). |
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You'll probably get better answers over at the kdepim-user list: |
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https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kdepim-users |
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alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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