Re[2]: Two E-Mails with one account?

[SyP]

Hello Januk,

You wrote on 12/6/2000, 9:45 PM

>> While we are at it: is it possible to change Organisation from a
>> template?

WNF>> [+] %Org="..." macro to overwrite Organisation name in a message.

Thank you, Januk. I vaguely remembered it was possible, only that I
tried to use %Organisation="xy", to no avail.
Unfortunately it's still undocumented.

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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello SyP,

On  Wed, 6 Dec 2000  at  20:56:32 GMT +0100 (which was 11:56 AM
where I live) witnesses say SyP typed:

> While we are at it: is it possible to change Organisation from a
> template?

>From the What's New file:

WNF> Version 1.46 (14-Sep-2000)
WNF> [+] Organisation/Return-Path/Comment fields in the message editor header.
WNF> [+] %Org="..." macro to overwrite Organisation name in a message.


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Re[2]: Two E-Mails with one account?

[SyP]

Hello The Bat! users,

Januk Aggarwal wrote on 12/6/2000, 8:44 PM

JA> Actually, there is a better option than templates if all you want is a
JA> different name/address/organization.

While we are at it: is it possible to change Organisation from a
template?

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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello Allie,

On  Wed, 6 Dec 2000  at  07:10:14 GMT -0500 (which was 4:10 AM
where I live) witnesses say A . Curtis Martin typed:

> If you wish to use a different name but the same e-mail address, as I do
> with this list, use the %FROM macro in your reply template. If you wish
> to be thorough, change the names using both the %FROM and %REPLYTO
> macros.

> Syntax: %FROM="your name "
> %REPLYTO="your name "

Actually, there is a better option than templates if all you want is a
different name/address/organization.  Use the folder properties and
change your identity under the identity tab.  This way you don't have
to worry about changing all your AB reply templates or creating folder
level templates.


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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[A . Curtis Martin]

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I thought I'd comment on Johan Svahn's contribution to the list,
sent on Wed, 6 Dec 2000 11:54:03 +0100:

JS> Is it possible to filter mail into a certain folder and then set up
JS> The Bat so that when I reply to emails from that folder a different
JS> name and use I different from, reply to and name is those emails? Is
JS> my original email address still visible in the headers?

Yes. Use filters to move the messages to the desired folder.

If you wish to use a different name but the same e-mail address, as I do
with this list, use the %FROM macro in your reply template. If you wish
to be thorough, change the names using both the %FROM and %REPLYTO
macros.

Syntax: %FROM="your name "
%REPLYTO="your name "

If you wish to use another account, i.e., different e-mail address, then
use the %ACCOUNT="account name" macro to automatically switch the
account.

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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hi Johan,

On Wed, 6 Dec 2000 11:54:03 +0100GMT (06/12/2000, 18:54 +0800GMT),
Johan Svahn wrote:

JS> Is it possible to filter mail into a certain folder and then set up
JS> The Bat so that when I reply to emails from that folder a different
JS> name and use I different from, reply to and name is those emails? Is my
JS> original email address still visible in the headers?

Yes. You can filter all or selected incoming message into a any
folder; this folder does not have to be in the same account as to
which the message was sent.

In a folder-level template, you can have the %Account= macro. This will
override the account in which you are, and will use all settings of
the target account. This should also answer your question about the
>From address.

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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[Johan Svahn]

Hello Alexander,

Sunday, December 03, 2000, 3:58:14 PM, you wrote:

AT> X-Return-Path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
AT> Precedence: bulk
AT> X-MDMailing-List: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
AT> X-MDSend-Notifications-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
AT> X-MDaemon-Deliver-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
AT> List-Hosted-by: Duta Integrasi Pratama - Indonesia
AT> List-Help: 
AT> List-Unsubscribe: 
AT> List-Subscribe: 
AT> List-Post: 
AT> List-Owner: 
AT> List-Administrator: 
AT> List-Archive: 

AT> Hi!

AT> Is there a way that I can assign more than one e-mail to one account?
AT> This way I could have The Bat fetch my mail from several e-mail
AT> addresses and sort them in the same folders using the same filter
AT> options.

Is it possible to filter mail into a certain folder and then set up
The Bat so that when I reply to emails from that folder a different
name and use I different from, reply to and name is those emails? Is my
original email address still visible in the headers?


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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[Manfred Ell]

On 03-12-2000 at 09:24:48GMT +1100 (which was 22:24 where I live)
John Phillips wrote regarding the subject of "Two E-Mails with one account?"

JP> Hello

JP> Monday, December 04, 2000, 1:58:14 AM, someone claiming to be [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
wrote:

AT>> Hi!

AT>> Is there a way that I can assign more than one e-mail to one account?
AT>> This way I could have The Bat fetch my mail from several e-mail
AT>> addresses and sort them in the same folders using the same filter
AT>> options.


JP> Have you tried Hamster?  This will pull from many e-mail accounts (and
JP> news groups if needed).  I use this to overcome your problem (at least
JP> I think that we are talking about the same thing), and access Hamster
JP> as a local server (127.0.0.1)


Hello John,

Recommended too.

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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[John Phillips]

Hello

Monday, December 04, 2000, 1:58:14 AM, someone claiming to be [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

AT> Hi!

AT> Is there a way that I can assign more than one e-mail to one account?
AT> This way I could have The Bat fetch my mail from several e-mail
AT> addresses and sort them in the same folders using the same filter
AT> options.


Have you tried Hamster?  This will pull from many e-mail accounts (and
news groups if needed).  I use this to overcome your problem (at least
I think that we are talking about the same thing), and access Hamster
as a local server (127.0.0.1)

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Re[2]: Two E-Mails with one account?

[SyP]

Hello The Bat! users,

Ming-Li wrote on 12/3/2000, 4:27 PM

ML> There's a workaround, though. After setting up your other email
ML> addresses as secondary accounts, add one single Incoming messages
ML> filter to them that redirect all mail to your main account.

...

ML> Since they're "received" by the main account (it's technically
ML> redirected, not moved), so the filters of the main account would
ML> apply.

My only grief with that workaround that redirection sets X-Sender to
my address, therefore my colouring filters paints the (redirected)
message to the colour I reserved for my messages :( At least that
happened when I last tried it.

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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[Januk Aggarwal]

Hello Ming-Li,

On  Sun, 3 Dec 2000  at  07:27:41 GMT -0800 (which was 7:27 AM
where I live) witnesses say Ming-Li typed:

> There's a workaround, though. After setting up your other email
> addresses as secondary accounts, add one single Incoming messages
> filter to them that redirect all mail to your main account. Then
> remember to check the "Allow local delivery" option in "Options |
> Network and Administration", which would deliver the redirected mail
> "locally" (basically by moving messages to the Inbox of the main
> account). Since they're "received" by the main account (it's
> technically redirected, not moved), so the filters of the main
> account would apply.

The negative is that you do destroy some of the information (mostly
header info).  What about mime forwarding yourself the message?  Maybe
with an appropriate template we could get the filter to trigger and
maintain the message integrity... I haven't explored this in any
detail, it's just food for thought.
 

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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[Ming-Li]

On Sunday, December 03, 2000, 6:58:14 AM, Alexander wrote:

> Is there a way that I can assign more than one e-mail to one
> account? This way I could have The Bat fetch my mail from several
> e-mail addresses and sort them in the same folders using the same
> filter options.

It's a FAQ and FRF (frequently requested feature). The answer is no,
not at this moment.

There's a workaround, though. After setting up your other email
addresses as secondary accounts, add one single Incoming messages
filter to them that redirect all mail to your main account. Then
remember to check the "Allow local delivery" option in "Options |
Network and Administration", which would deliver the redirected mail
"locally" (basically by moving messages to the Inbox of the main
account). Since they're "received" by the main account (it's
technically redirected, not moved), so the filters of the main
account would apply.

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Re: Two E-Mails with one account?

[Thomas Fernandez]

Hallo Alexander,

On Sun, 3 Dec 2000 15:58:14 +0100 GMT (03/12/2000, 22:58 +0800 GMT),
Alexander Turcic wrote:

AT> Is there a way that I can assign more than one e-mail to one account?
AT> This way I could have The Bat fetch my mail from several e-mail
AT> addresses and sort them in the same folders using the same filter
AT> options.

"one email address" and "one account" are synonymous in TB.

You can, however, filter into folders across accounts. I have a friend
who sends messages to me sometimes to one account (email address A),
sometimes to the other (email address B). In any case, his mails end
up in and the same folder, which is located in account B, and from
there I reply. :-)

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Two E-Mails with one account?

[Alexander Turcic]

Hi!

Is there a way that I can assign more than one e-mail to one account?
This way I could have The Bat fetch my mail from several e-mail
addresses and sort them in the same folders using the same filter
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