Hello!  I am a new mairix user!  :-)

I am using Claws Mail 3.9.3 on Ubuntu 14.04 LTS; mairix 0.22

I read the guide (http://wfw.de/~ingo/mairix.html) plus various other web posts.

A few quick questions (apologies in advance if these are FAQ, or if I 
overlooked something in the guide, and for asking several separate questions in 
a single post/thread):

1. Can I specify specify the query folder; i.e. if I want to search only my 
"Sent" mail folder?

2. Re: (from Section 3.5 of the guide,):

  * A disjunction, e.g. `s:pointer/dereference'. This matches all messages with 
one or both of the words `pointer' and `dereference' in their subject lines.

  * Each disjunction may be a conjunction, e.g. `s:null,pointer/dereference=2' 
matches all messages whose subject lines either contain both the words `null' 
and `pointer', or contain the word `dereference' with up to 2 errors (or both). 

... can I do "AND" searches, e.g. (conceptionally stated): s:cancer AND s:stem ?

3. I have lots of copies of messages, saved in various folders.  So when I run 
mairix searches, I typically get multiple (identical) results in my output 
folder ("a_mairix).  Is there any way to parse/remove the duplicates?

4. Can I implement extended (e.g. "regex-type") searches: 'find this here and 
that there but not this there,' etc.?

Thanks - much appreciated!  This program looks very useful: fast and powerful!  
:D

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