Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-25 Thread Sevatio
Curtis, Thanks, I tinkered with Evolution and it looks really promising. A few years ago I dumped Outaluck Express in search of a non-Microsoft email client. Although I've been using StarOffice, there's always room for improvement (especially with speed). It appears that Evolution may be th

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread Curtis H
I've got to add that I've been using Evolution and it does have that option (adding TO: to the Inbox view). My ISP provides 3 email addresses and the To: option actually inspired me to add an email ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) to be used strictly for newsgroups. It works pretty good. /curtis ><> On W

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread Sevatio
On Wednesday 24 October 2001 07:23am, you wrote: > on 10/24/01 5:03 AM, Sevatio at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > I'm just curious if any of you consider a "TO:" column as being important > > for email clients. Why won't some of the email readers (like Kmail & > > Netscape/Mozilla) include this imp

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread michael
On Wednesday 24 October 2001 09:29 am, you wrote: > on 10/24/01 10:55 AM, michael at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > Please excuse my inclusion of a .png attachment, but > > when I read that Kmail was unable to filter based on > > To: field contents, I just had to show why I disagree > > (or maybe I

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread Matt Greer
on 10/24/01 5:03 AM, Sevatio at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I'm just curious if any of you consider a "TO:" column as being important > for email clients. Why won't some of the email readers (like Kmail & > Netscape/Mozilla) include this important "TO:" column? It would allow me > to quickly spo

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread Sevatio
I would just like to have a "TO:" column. Yes there is a "TO:" field but it's nice to see it in a column next to Subject, Sender, Date where you can quickly pan up and down. And yes I could use the filter option to split up the emails according to its "TO:" field. But when you have well over

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread Valerie Cheng
In fact, both Kmail and Netscape does have a "TO:" field to use to filter. Maybe you didn't really look that closely, because you *believed* that it didn't. But I dun get you when you say there's no "TO:" field. I can see the "TO:" field for all my emails. Do you mean when it's listing the ema

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread Sevatio
;>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 10/24/01, 3:48:27 AM, Sevatio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers: > Good idea but you

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread Sevatio
iginal Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<< On 10/24/01, 3:33:50 AM, skinky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers: > On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 23:03, Sevatio wrote: > | I'm just curious if any of

Re: [newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread skinky
On Wed, 24 Oct 2001 23:03, Sevatio wrote: | I'm just curious if any of you consider a "TO:" column as being | important for email clients. Why won't some of the email readers (like | Kmail & Netscape/Mozilla) include this important "TO:" column? It would | allow me to quickly spot if its junk m

[newbie] "TO:" Column In Email Readers

2001-10-24 Thread Sevatio
I'm just curious if any of you consider a "TO:" column as being important for email clients. Why won't some of the email readers (like Kmail & Netscape/Mozilla) include this important "TO:" column? It would allow me to quickly spot if its junk mail or just know who it's addressed to. I curr