Re: Coloring your own messages revisted

2000-11-01 Thread Douglas Hinds 


I'm redirecting this with the following update: The self as sender =
yellow filter was moved up the line & the continue filtering option
checked so that when the message was filtered to the TBUDL folder is
was already yellow. That did it.

Nothing new follows.

Hello net5zero & other fellow TB! Users,

Tuesday, October 31, 2000, JM asked:

JM> To code your own messages in TBUDL yellow -- how to do that? Do
JM> you have to create a separate filter (from that of TBUDL)?

It's an incoming mail filter (for all incoming mail, not just
TBUDL) and appears to be functioning erratically in the TBUDL folder
so maybe I should do one for TBUDL separately (I notice that it
says to move messages from inbox to inbox).

But the important thing is this: For some reason I had to duplicate
the "Rule" to "Alternatives"; that is:

my user name as string in sender & yes (present)
That was done in both "Rule" & "Alternatives" (which made it work,
although checking it out, it's working inconsistently - I'd have to
play with further - look at cases where it's not kicking in & add
alternatives).

The actions are "mark as read" and "set color group to yellow"
(light yellow).

However, if I right click on a message and type: G+Y, it gets
yellow immediately; so I haven't taken the time to figure out why it
doesn't always work. I should probably have one for the TBUDL
folder specifically, in addition to the one that direct all TBUDL
mail to it.

Hope that helps.

DH

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Re: Coloring your own messages

2000-11-01 Thread A . Curtis Martin 

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On Wed, 1 Nov 2000 08:04:18 -0500, Jan Rifkinson wrote these
comments about 'Coloring your own messages':

JR>   Would this be considered a TB! buglet?

I'm not sure. It however seems to be a problem for some. Did creating
the alternative string start things working?

JR> No I have not created any other automated color instructions but
JR> thanks for the heads up. BTW, the regexp book arrived.

It's very good. Enjoy. :-)

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Re[2]: Coloring your own messages

2000-11-01 Thread Jan Rifkinson 

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Hi A. Curtis,

  On  Wednesday,  November 01, 2000 @ 00:07:22 -0500
  you  wrote  the  following  in regards to Coloring
  your own messages:

JR>   Rule
JR>   String  = [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED]

A. Curtis> For this, try splitting these up into alternative
A. Curtis> strings.  IOW's  leave one of the addresses there
A. Curtis> and  add  the  second  address  as an alternative
A. Curtis> string.  Some have been having problems using the
A. Curtis> format which you're been using.

  Would this be considered a TB! buglet?

A. Curtis> On  another  note,  do  you colour code the other
A. Curtis> messages  as  well,  because this will cancel out
A. Curtis> the colour code applied by the initial filter.

  No  I  have  not created any other automated color
  instructions but thanks for the heads up. BTW, the
  regexp book arrived.

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Re: Coloring your own messages

2000-10-31 Thread Douglas Hinds 


Hello net5zero & other fellow TB! Users,

Tuesday, October 31, 2000, JM asked:

JM> To code your own messages in TBUDL yellow -- how to do that? Do
JM> you have to create a separate filter (from that of TBUDL)?

It's an incoming mail filter (for all incoming mail, not just
TBUDL) and appears to be functioning erratically in the TBUDL folder
so maybe I should do one for TBUDL separately (I notice that it
says to move messages from inbox to inbox).

But the important thing is this: For some reason I had to duplicate
the "Rule" to "Alternatives"; that is:

my user name as string in sender & yes (present)
That was done in both "Rule" & "Alternatives" (which made it work,
although checking it out, it's working inconsistently - I'd have to
play with further - look at cases where it's not kicking in & add
alternatives).

The actions are "mark as read" and "set color group to yellow"
(light yellow).

However, if I right click on a message and type: G+Y, it gets
yellow immediately; so I haven't taken the time to figure out why it
doesn't always work. I should probably have one for the TBUDL
folder specifically, in addition to the one that direct all TBUDL
mail to it.

Hope that helps.

DH

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Re: Coloring your own messages

2000-10-31 Thread A . Curtis Martin 

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On Tue, 31 Oct 2000 22:43:34 -0500, Jan Rifkinson wrote these
comments about 'Coloring your own messages':

JR>   Well, it didn't work.  H.

Heh :-) Mine does for 5 mailing lists. There's one that color codes my
messages and another that color codes replies to me.

JR>   Rule
JR>   String  = [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED]

For this, try splitting these up into alternative strings. IOW's leave
one of the addresses there and add the second address as an alternative
string. Some have been having problems using the format which you're
been using.

JR>   location = sender
JR>   presence = yes
JR>   move msgs to folder inbox
JR>   Actions = mark as read & color code
JR>   Options = continue processing with other filters

JR>   This  filter was placed before any email is parsed
JR>   to a specific topic folder, i.e. TB! or others.

On another note, do you colour code the other messages as well, because
this will cancel out the colour code applied by the initial filter.

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Re[3]: Coloring your own messages

2000-10-31 Thread Jan Rifkinson 

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Hi,

  On  Tuesday,  October 31, 2000 @ 21:26:36 -0500, I
  wrote  the  following  about  "Coloring  your  own
  messages"



Jan>   [...] I  have one in place now & I'm curious to
Jan>   see  if  it works for all the lists I belong to. I
Jan>   placed  it  before any of the if 'x' then "move to
Jan>   folder 'x' filters.


  Well, it didn't work.  H.

  Rule
  String  = [EMAIL PROTECTED] | [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  location = sender
  presence = yes
  move msgs to folder inbox
  Actions = mark as read & color code
  Options = continue processing with other filters

  This  filter was placed before any email is parsed
  to a specific topic folder, i.e. TB! or others.

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Re[2]: Coloring your own messages

2000-10-31 Thread Jan Rifkinson 

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Hi Marck,

  On  Tuesday,  October  31,  2000 01:24:38 + in
  reference  to  "Coloring  your  own  messages" you
  wrote:

Marck> Correct ... and then move the filter high up the list
Marck> and  enable 'Continue processing' to allow the normal
Marck> TBUDL filter to pick it up.

  Ah,  yes  Mark. Thank you for pointing this out as
  another  example  for  the  'continue  processing'
  option.  I  have one in place now & I'm curious to
  see  if  it works for all the lists I belong to. I
  placed  it  before any of the if 'x' then "move to
  folder 'x' filters.

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Re: Coloring your own messages

2000-10-31 Thread Marck D. Pearlstone 

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Hi Jan,

On 01 November 2000 at 19:36:08 GMT -0500 (which was 00:36 where I
live) Jan Rifkinson wrote and made these points:

net5zero>> To  code  your own messages in TBUDL yellow -- how
net5zero>> to  do  that?  Do  you  have  to create a separate
net5zero>> filter (from that of TBUDL)?

JR>   Aha. This is one I may know. In the filters take a
JR>   look  under  the  "Actions"  tab,  select "Set the
JR>   message's colour group to" & pick a color.

Correct ... and then move the filter high up the list and enable
'Continue processing' to allow the normal TBUDL filter to pick it up.
("Ah-ha" says Jan as he sees an application for the 'Continue
processing' option ).

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Re: Coloring your own messages

2000-10-31 Thread Karin Spaink 

On 01-11-2000 at 00:46, [EMAIL PROTECTED] kindly wrote:
> Sunday, October 22, 2000, Douglas Hinds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

>> TBUDL messages get filtered into the TBUDL folder (which is then
>> subdivided by month), and all my own messages are automatically
>> filtered to yellow. That way, I find subscribing to the digest
>> unnecessary, and browse the TBUDL folder when time permits.

> To code your own messages in TBUDL yellow -- how to do that?  Do you
> have to create a separate filter (from that of TBUDL)?

You can define colour groups in TB - from within any menu
*but* the message editor, go to Message --> Colour Group -->
Edit Colour Groups, where you can define them. You can
select a colour, a font and give them a handle. Once that is
done, you can use these Colour Groups in your filters.

Go to Sorting Office / Filters, create a filter, go to the
Action Tab and as the fouth item, you'll see: "set the
message's colour group'.



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Re: Coloring your own messages

2000-10-31 Thread Jan Rifkinson 

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Hi net5zero,

  On Tuesday, October 31, 2000 @ 18:46:36 -0500, you
  wrote  the  following  about  "Coloring  your  own
  messages"

net5zero> To  code  your own messages in TBUDL yellow -- how
net5zero> to  do  that?  Do  you  have  to create a separate
net5zero> filter (from that of TBUDL)?

  Aha. This is one I may know. In the filters take a
  look  under  the  "Actions"  tab,  select "Set the
  message's colour group to" & pick a color.


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Coloring your own messages

2000-10-31 Thread net5zero 


Sunday, October 22, 2000, Douglas Hinds [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> .
> I mainly lurk (scan) myself but you may want to do
> something similar to what I did if you want the heading info,
> threading and individual access the regular sub provides:

> TBUDL messages get filtered into the TBUDL folder (which is then
> subdivided by month), and all my own messages are automatically
> filtered to yellow. That way, I find subscribing to the digest
> unnecessary, and browse the TBUDL folder when time permits.

To code your own messages in TBUDL yellow -- how to do that?  Do you
have to create a separate filter (from that of TBUDL)?


Thanks in advance

JM


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