I've gone ahead and used Bruno's solution for now..simple
enough for my level of understanding 
If you're not bothered about keeping the mails completely
separate and just want to send and receive from two accounts,
you could look at simply having both email addresses deliver
to the same account and set up multiple identities in
Roundcube to use when sending. Roundcube is quite clever here,
and will (if its available) automatically select the correct
email address when repying or forwarding. You can also use the
client side filters plugin (http://sourceforge.net/projects/rcubefilters/)
to filter incoming mails into different folders based on
recipient address.
If you are using Courier IMAP you could also look at the
Shared Folders feature which can allow a little more
separation while only needing a single login.
We use a combination of the two which works pretty good for
us.
Steve
Using postfix we do this by having one main account and then
setting up postfix shared folders for secondary accounts. You
can then set up multiple senders in Roundcube.
If you don't need to have shared folders, how about having
both email addresses deliver to the same accout, and then
installing the sim
On 17-10-2013 15:37, Bruno Gonzalez (aka stenyak) wrote:
On 2013-10-17 00:44, ke...@handsonart.org.au wrote:
Hello
I'm really not very tech savvy, sorry. Our organisation has FINALLY
managed to work out how we can have .org.au addresses and access them
from home - I have 2 and it is handy if I can have them open at the same
time rather than logging out and logging in numerous times over the
course of the day.
I have no idea (maybe other RC users can suggest a
plugin?), but as a last resort, you can always open a second
window in "incognito" mode window in your favourite browser.
That would be ctrl+shift+n in chromium, or ctrl+shift+p in
firefox, etc. This will allow you to have exactly 2 open
accounts (one in the regular window, another one in the
private window). This works for many other sites too, btw.
Also, it would be great if I could
change font sizes, colours etc as I like to highlight
aspects of the mail I send out, hoping that people will
actually read it .ha.
For this, go to the Preferences panel, go to Composing settings, and mark HTML for "all" messages. That way you can use colors and stuff.
Hope that helps.
--
Regards/Saludos,
Bruno Gonzalez
http://www.stenyak.com | stenyak @ irc://irc.freenode.net
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