I'm Using 1&1 for my email ISP (IMAP) and when running MailMate on
different computers I don't see any of the Tags I entered elsewhere. Am
I doing something wrong or is this because 1&1 is not supporting MM
tagging? Is there something I can check?
Thanks!
Rob McClure
sharkez at g
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On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 5:08 PM, Benny Kjær Nielsen
wrote:
> On 30 Dec 2013, at 23:30, Shawn Morris wrote:
>
> I have multiple addresses from work, but I only ever want to send mail from
> one. In mutt I handle this in the following way:
> set reverse_name=no (This is actually the default)
> alter
On 30 Dec 2013, at 23:30, Shawn Morris wrote:
I have multiple addresses from work, but I only ever want to send mail
from
one. In mutt I handle this in the following way:
set reverse_name=no (This is actually the default)
alternates shawn@us..net smorris@us..net
smorris@.net
This lets mutt
No, if I receive an e-mail to smorris@.net, I want the From: on my
reply to be shawn@.net, not smorris. MailMate (and most mail
clients) use smorris as the From:
On Mon, Dec 30, 2013 at 4:34 PM, Steve Mayer wrote:
> Shawn,
>
> If you edit the IMAP account info, you'll see a text field where yo
Shawn,
If you edit the IMAP account info, you'll see a text field where you
can list all of the email addresses that you might receive email for at
that IMAP server. I believe the first one you list will always be the
default.
Does this allow you to what you're asking?
Thanks,
--
Stev
I have multiple addresses from work, but I only ever want to send mail from
one. In mutt I handle this in the following way:
set reverse_name=no (This is actually the default)
alternates shawn@us..net smorris@us..net smorris@.net
This lets mutt know that I am those 3 addresses but my mail always
On 26 Dec 2013, at 9:56, Benny Kjær Nielsen wrote:
@Bram: Thanks for the example. I believe I have recently received
another report about a crash on importing an mbox-file. Maybe it's an
old bug or maybe I've recently introduced a new bug, but in any case
I'll look into it when I have a bit mo