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Re: The proper way to copy a message to another file...?
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Frank Schmitt |
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Re: The proper way to copy a message to another file...? |
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Thu, 29 Jul 2004 08:58:54 +0200 |
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Steve Baker <steve@tandika.com> writes:
> On a solaris 9 box (if that makes any difference), I use nnfolders as
> my primary mail backend. I split out a few categories, but most of my
> mail ends up in a single file, where I read it. Once I read it, I may
> want to copy it to another file which is in the same nnfolders
> directory. I use gnus-summary-save-in-mail to do this.
I think it might work better if you use 'B c' to copy respectively 'B
m' to move the messages.
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