After I got back from a week vacation in spring and found 1500 messages,
I found out about filters. So my list messages go into one set of
folders, e-mails from the family go into another one, and so on. After
two weeks away, I found 3300. But I could read the family ones first
because of the filtering. I know have 250 to go after 2 weeks working
on them. Because all the Legacys filter together, I can sort of keep
track of the subjects instead of bouncing back from this list to another
list, which would happen if they were unfiltered.
Elizabeth C
Wendy Howard wrote:
Does anyone have time to read all of these??
No, I have not been able to keep on top of the posts from this group
for a few weeks now. I'm just reading the most recent ones (less than
12 hours worth) to see what is going on at the moment. Have over 800
unread list messages right now, and don't know if I will ever get the
time to read them - some may be deleted unopened eventually.
You are using a filter to put the list posts into a folder separate
from your other mail, aren't you? I find it the only way to cope with
any list, so I can concentrate on one group when I'm ready to, and
ignore it until then without the posts interfering with other emails
that need priority for whatever reason. Each list that I belong to has
its own folder, and a filter to put the posts into it.
Wendy
Kaiwaka, New Zealand
----- Original Message ----- From: Dennis Brown
To: [email protected]
Sent: Saturday, September 10, 2005 1:07 PM
Subject: Re: [LegacyUG] So many messages
One Hundrdred twenty five messages today and it is not
over yet. 930 messages in less than three weeks.
I was
getting maybe 25 messages top before I joined the group.
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