Unfortunately Calypso threads the messages by date etc. Not Mail IDs. It has a "Show references" command that creates threads but I don't keep these mails on my system for more than a day unless there's some really good info in it. So it had no effect for me.
It's a great mailer if you have many e-mail accounts and many roles. I have 15 different accounts (for different clients, businesses etc.) and it manages multiple personalities very well. Decent filtering (besides threads) Templates Auto-Responder Bulk Mail Grouped Mail Sigs attached to accounts PGP support LDAP Support Multiple Window Layouts etc. And uses very little ressources to do so. It was freeware for a while because support was dropped for it... but it is now it the hands of Rose City Software http://www.rosecitysoftware.com/Calypso/ Ok enough of a plug for Calypso..... I just wanted to say I added php as a quick nick in my address book so it won't happend again! :-) Cheers, Mike >I try not to harp on this, though I vehemently agree that it just >shouldn't be done. The probblem is that those who typically do this >(usually it's LookOut! users; this is the first time I've noticed Calypso >as the X-Mailer: and I'm sure there are some others) can't even see the >threading information and can't use it in their MUA, "threading" only by >a Subject: line, and will probably never learn. Since I use mutt and >have the thread-breaking and thread-joining patch installed, I just break >the thread and move on. > >Absolutely classic, though, was Jim MacCormaic's identical attempt at a >new thread in response to your message! -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
