On 4 Dec 2012, at 11:17, Alexandre Takacs wrote: > On 4 Dec 2012, at 9:47, Benny Kjar Nielsen wrote: > >> I haven't tested this. Alternatively, it could just point to a real >> empty mailbox. > > Thanks - that did the trick. > > This dynamic approach is nice but I have a use case where it simply > drives me nuts: one user who has changed e-mail (moved from company A > to company B). I keep sending to the wrong e-mail. > > As a temporary fix I have disabled this feature. I will try to move > all "offending" addresses out of the Sent mailboxes.
To avoid moving them you could create a blacklist system as follows: * Introduce a new tag, e.g., named BlackListed. * Create a smart mailbox based on Sent Messages which excludes any messages with the BlackListed tag. * Use this smart mailbox for completions (see its UUID in `Mailboxes.plist`). It requires blacklisting all messages sent to the address, but they are easily found by clicking the To header. (I think it would also be possible to create a smart mailbox which would exclude all messages to an address if just one message to the address is blacklisted.) If I created a GUI feature for blacklisting individual recipients then it would internally do something like the above. -- Benny