On 3/05/13 9:07 PM, James Harper wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I am getting overwhelmed by mail.. As a club comitee member, a
>> newsletter editor,parent of kids etc. I am getting sh**loads of mails
>> I have problems to process and..
>>
>> to find things!
>>
> Probably not appropriate for a Linux list, but I use Exchange/outlook for my 
> work email, and the search features are awesome. I can find pretty much 
> anything in my 4GB mailbox in seconds.
I get the same results on gmail. :)
>
> Unfortunately I don't know of a way to assign arbitrary tags to an email, 
> although you can assign one or more categories and search on those too. 
> Alternatively you can edit the received email and add tags to the subject or 
> something, as long as you can do it in such a way that it's obvious you added 
> them. Outlook threading is pretty poor as is though, and this might muck it 
> up more.
I can assign labels, most of which I do automatically with filters. :)
>
> I automatically sort the various mailing lists into their appropriate folder 
> (and delete mostly after I've read it - it's all archived online anyway) but 
> everything else goes into the inbox and I just search when I need something. 
> I used to sort my inbox into folders, but the idea that an email belongs in 
> one and only one folder is flawed. I do flag email I need to come back to 
> though.
I let the mail build up on the server, just set threads to read if 
they're not of interest.
>
> But at the end of the day, short of outright deleting email you know you 
> won't ever have time to do anything with, no amount of clever sorting and 
> searching is going to help you work through the important emails in any way 
> that is significantly faster. Get yourself a PA :)
:D

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