Subject: Personal and mailing list mail no longer indicated in 3.92

From: [email-masked] (Sue Trowbridge)
Date: 29 Mar 1996 11:27:21 -0500

One of my favorite things about pine was the way it put a "+" sign next to
my personal messages. I subscribe to four fairly high traffic mailing
lists, and it was nice when I was in a hurry to be able to go through my
inbox and read only my personal mail. I was dismayed to note that in the
new version of pine, this feature is no longer available. If there is a 
way to get it back, please let me know. Thanks.

--Sue Trowbridge +++ [email-masked] +++ www.interbridge.com
  You need to watch more TV.  How else can you be plugged into a cultural
  zeitgeist defined by unattainable desires and unrealistic expectations?
  --Joe Mallon

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From: Terry Gray <[email-masked]>
Date: Sat, 30 Mar 1996 08:09:01 -0800 (PST)

Sue,
The feature did not go away (i.e. it works fine for me.)
If you could send me the "From: " header line from one of your outgoing
messages, as it exists in your sent-mail folder, and the "To: " header
line from one of the messages that *should* have a "+" but doesn't, I
might be able to help.

-teg

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From: [email-masked] (Jamie Royer)
Date: 31 Mar 96 15:36:03 PST

[email-masked] (Sue Trowbridge) writes:
> One of my favorite things about pine was the way it put a "+" sign
> next to my personal messages.

Could it be you need to define "alt-addresses" in setup configuration?

I have an alias "jroyer", when I receive mail under the alias I see a
"+".  If I remove the alias from setup, I don't see the "+".

Note that if you add the alias, any already received messages won't 
adjust to show the "+".  BUT, if you delete and undelete the message
after changing setup, the "+" appears.

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