Subject: [Q] Copying sent messages to folders

From: Simon Oldfield <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 16 Sep 1996 13:31:23 -0700

Currently I have pc-pine 3.95 set up so that all messages I send
get copied into a SentMail folder.  What I would like to do is to be able
to save sent messages into different folders depending on what they were
about, etc.

	Is there any way I can have pine ask me which folder I would like
to copy the message to as I am sending it or something.  I know about the
Fcc field on my address book but I would rather classify them by what they
are about than by who I am sending them to.

	Any suggestions much appreciated.

	Please reply by email to [email-masked].

Thanks in advance
Simon Oldfield

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From: <[email-masked]>
Date: Wed, 18 Sep 1996 18:40:29 -0700

|	Is there any way I can have pine ask me which folder I would like
|to copy the message to as I am sending it or something.  I know about the
|Fcc field on my address book but I would rather classify them by what they
|are about than by who I am sending them to.

I haven't found a slick way, but every once in a while I open the folder I
keep my sent mail in and (s)ave each message into a different appropriate
file.  

Cheers, Bev                             
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"Tough?  We drink our urine and eat our dead!"  -- N. Heilweil

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From: [email-masked] (Ramanuj Basu)
Date: Tue, 24 Sep 1996 20:37:49 GMT

You can do two things:

1. Create entries in your addressbook for people to whom you send mail that you
   routinely want in a folder other than sent-mail.  Using the addressbook, even
   for a user on your own system and using as the nickname the "real" username,
   allows you to specify a default Fcc folder.

2. Modify your "default-composer-hdrs" option under setup to include the "Fcc"
   header.  This way, for any outgoing message, you have an in-your-face
   reminder that you can change the default Fcc value.  (You should always be
   able to do this using the CTRL-R command to view rich headers while in the
   headers section of your outgoing message.)

-Ram
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 Caltech Public Events, Mail Code 332-92, Pasadena, CA 91125
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