On Wed, 2001-12-12 at 11:39, Xavier Bestel wrote: > le mer 12-12-2001 à 12:19, Mark Nelson a écrit : > > On Wed, 2001-12-12 at 10:17, Xavier Bestel wrote: > > > Way better: have rules to set the sender while you type-in adresses To: > > > and Cc: addresses ... > > How would that be easier as you would have to define rules for every e-mail > > address that you might send mail to from that folder, if you set the From: > > field depending upon folder, you have the logical model my current folder is x > > therefore my current From: address is y. We are just introducing the concept > > of a default E-Mail address and PGP signature per folder. From a user point of > > view it's simpler to understand and should be easier to set up. > > Then let the default rule be "when replying from folder X, use identity > Y", and have more complex rules for people that want them. > Personnally, I'd like some rules of the kind: > > - when from mailing-list X, use identity Y > - when recipient is one of X1, X2..., use identity Y > - when original mail has header X, use identity Y > and of course, > - when replying from (v)folder X, use identity Y > > and even more useful, be able to replace tha action 'use identity Y' by: > - sign mail > - encrypt mail > - set format to plaintext/HTML > - set priority/urgency > - reply to list/all/sender > - (B)Cc: Y1, Y2... > > Ok see what you mean, however I think we could get the best of both worlds if you has an easy way to set up the initial if in folder x then use identity x and pgp signature z rule so that users who don't want to get involved in rules for what ever reason. Ok who to you submit new feature requests to ? and how hard do you think it would be to implement this feature ?
Mark. > my favorite feature would be a language parser to have: > - if I'm replying to a troll or a flame, keep the mail in the outbox > until tomorrow, in case I calm down and change my mind. > > Xav > > -- ---------------------------------------------------- Mark Nelson - [EMAIL PROTECTED] Mobile : +44 788 195 1720 This mail is for the addressee only Linux is like a Vorlon. It is incredibly powerful, gives terse, cryptic answers and has a lot of things going on in the background. _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
