Hello everyone,
At present, I regularly use two different computers for checking my
mail. One of these is my PC running Windows 7, using Thunderbird and
the other is my Mac where I Have Snow Leopard installed. I use the mail
client that is a part of SL.
Right now, whenever I check mail on the PC, messages are automatically
placed in folders that I have set up. Whenever I then go to the Mac,
these messages are also in their respective folders. The problem
arises, however, when any new messages arrive in my inbox while using
the Mac. They are not placed in their designated folders. The reason
for this is simple: I haven't set up any filters on the Mac side of the
equation. I was recently told that it would be best to only have one
computer do all the filtering. However, I am using my Mac more and
more, and I'd like to be able to have the mail program on the Mac
automatically place messages in the right folders. So my question is
this: If I am really careful about setting up filters on the Mac, making
sure that both systems use precisely the same filtering criteria, should
there be any problems having the Mac do the message filtering when I use
it and having the PC do the message filtering whenever I use it?
I was told that tidbits.com would soon be releasing a Take Control
publication for the Mac mail program. I am looking forward to
purchasing it and hoping that it will address issues such as this one.
My best to all,
Mike
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