Hello,
I can’t seem to find such an option in Office365/Outlook (web)
anywhere. I have also a business account on Office365 through my work,
and strangely enough, there this doesn’t happen?!
Regards,
Angelo Machils
On 20 Feb 2018, at 11:44, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
On 5 Feb 2018, at
Hi all,
I have mailmate installed both in my laptop and in my desktop. From time
to time I change/create new smart mailboxes, add new conditions to the
smart mailboxes, ... My doubt is if I can synchronise the mailboxes
definition/structure with dropbox? I think it’d be enough with the file
Jan Erik Moström wrote:
> Yes, when I switched to IMAP (when I bought my first iPhone and wanted
> to access email from it) I had some "mental issues" with this but I've
> changed my mind.
I can see the advantages to it. TBH, my current approach to email is not
serving me well. I frequently get
On 21 Feb 2018, at 15:38, John Cooper wrote:
The biggest adjustment is not to worry about emptying the IN mailbox
but establish a set of smart mailboxes (and tags) to create a
workflow similar to what you had before. Takes a bit effort but it is
surely possible.
Smart mailboxes work
Robert Brenstein wrote (at 4:35 on 21 Feb 2018):
The biggest adjustment is not to worry about emptying the IN mailbox
but establish a set of smart mailboxes (and tags) to create a workflow
similar to what you had before. Takes a bit effort but it is surely
possible.
Smart mailboxes work
On a related note, I would like to register another vote in favor of
Scott’s [Feature request - highlighting related messages in a
thread](https://www.mail-archive.com/mailmate@lists.freron.com/msg02687.html).
`View > Layout > Threaded` gets you very close to something like this
feature
On 20 Feb 2018, at 21:08, Ron Britton wrote:
I'm trying to keep an open mind. Just because I've done things one
way for 25
years doesn't mean it's best (usually the opposite).
:D
I tried IMAP a couple of years ago, and I just wasn't happy having to
go onto
the server to get copies of
I used pop for like 25 years before switching to MM and IMAP. Yes, it
took me a while to switch my thinking about handling email but it is not
bad. The beauty of MM is its local cache. While the main repository of
mails is technically on the remote (or local as it may be) server, MM
allows me
