By: Guadalupe Bowen

Guadalupe Bowen — Sat, 25 Feb 2006 13:32:04 +0000

— In ER4YT-O@y…, “Stephen A. van Vuuren” I use an email client (Outlook, though Eudora and other work well
also) that applies a rule when the message enters my inbox, then
moves it, unread, to it’s own folder. There I can read them at my
leisure, sort/filter by subject thread, sender, date etc. And archive
for later use. Much faster than wading through the digest and far
more useful.
stephen
Hey Stephen, hows about you tell us other Outlook people how to do
this? As in: where to scroll down from menu bar, where to click,
command names, etc. etc. etc. ‘Cause right now my inbox is a 1,000+
message mess!
Axel O+ secretor, secreting lots of mail.

By: Lydia Ramonita

Lydia Ramonita — Tue, 21 Feb 2006 08:49:15 +0000

Nope, I’m not talking about directly injecting food in to the bloodstream.
This is for all those suffering with digest readability problems. Most
people used the digest to keep their inbox from being flooded with emails.
However, digest is awkward to read and sort by subject/thread/author.
I subscribe to around 20 email lists, all single emails. But it only takes
me around 5-15 minutes a day to keep up with all of them. I use an email
client (Outlook, though Eudora and other work well also) that applies a rule
when the message enters my inbox, then moves it, unread, to it’s own folder.
There I can read them at my leisure, sort/filter by subject thread, sender,
date etc. And archive for later use. Much faster than wading through the
digest and far more useful.
stephen
www.xiveren.com
“There is no band and yet we hear a band”
Mulholland Drive (that’s where I was going).

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