At 12:28 AM 06-09-00, you wrote:
> hi,
>
> as far as i know and experienced, U can place
>
> an entry in .forward file like
>
> name@email
>
> with this, a copy remains in U'r INBOX and one
>
> copy will be sent to the mailid specified in
>
> .forward file.
>
> i did it in PINE and don't know what's U'rs.
>
>
> Madhu P
>
>On Tue, 5 Sep 2000, Dondave wrote:
>
> > Gud Day!
> > I would like to have a .forward but still wants a copy of the forwarded
> > mail in my inbox? how do i do this? or what do i need to do that an email
> > will be forwarded but still i have a copy of it?
> > TIA
> >
All you need to do is create a ".forward" file.
In this file you have the contents of;
\localusername, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
\localusername should be your username on the machine that has the
.forward file.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the remote email address you wish to forward the
message to.
Both accounts will get a copy of this message.
Add more address by separating with a comma.
Darryl
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