Re: [gentoo-user] Re: Question about Seamonkey and a test.

[Dale]

Florian Philipp wrote:
> I've never tried it but couldn't you just create a filter in Seamonkey
> which copies all mails in 'Sent Items' to your inbox which where sent to
> a mailing list (Extras ->  Filter ...)?
>
> Also, at least in Thunderbird, you can set the 'Sent Items' folder for
> each account and each identity (Edit ->  Account settings ->  Additional
> Identities). So, if you create a different identity for sending to the
> mailing list, you could just let Seamonkey put your sent items in your
> inbox.
>
> Hope this helps,
> Florian Philipp
>
> P.S. I had to translate all buttons and setting names from German to
> English. Therefore 'Additional Idenities' could also be 'More
> Identities' and so on.
>
>

I don't know if Seamonkey can do that or not.  What I have tried is to 
CC myself, BCC myself and setting up the gmail server so that I can have 
a copy.  The only way that I know works is to go to the sent folder and 
just copy it to the folder for the mailing list.

The biggest problem with that is that the first message I send doesn't 
thread properly.  So basically anyone who responds just appears out of 
nowhere.  If I send a new message to this list and two people respond, 
it is two separate threads.  Which is sometimes confusing.  I usually 
tag the threads I start in red just to make sure I don't miss something.

I think what I need is to change my email address ONE MORE TIME.  I need 
a server that will send me copies and also not filter spam.  I rarely 
use the webmail part and I do get false positives sometimes and have to 
go dig on the server to find them.  I have to do this every couple weeks 
with gmail now.  I thought about just paying for Yahoo since I have 
three accounts there.  I could pay for one of them and then have pop 
access.  I think I can disable their spam filters too.

I think to much sometimes.   :/

Dale

:-)  :-)