Hello kristina,
On Mon, 30 Jun 2003 14:46:53 +0100 GMT (30/06/03, 20:46 +0700 GMT),
kristina wrote:
I'm not sure if I'm understanding this correctly. But if I am then
TB! already does this (doesn't it)!
No. ;-)
I have one folder (well several actually) and all outgoing incoming
email go to that one folder - it happens to be my incoming folder but
it could just as easily be a common folder. ( in hindsight I think I
would have preferred to use a common folder... but anyway I digress!)
I have filters setup to send email to and from one person to one
folder and then that folder is viewed using threads. That way I can
easily see how an email conversation has developed.
The purpose of BCC'ing oneself is that if you send messages from
another computer (in the office, for example), you may still want to
have the complete conversation on your main (home) computer.
Therefore, you need to actually download the messages you sent out
with the office computer onto your home computer, and this is only
possible if they are in the inbox of your ISP account. This is
achieved by BCC'ing yourself.
If you use only one computer, you will have no need to BCC to
yourself.
--
Cheers,
Thomas.
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