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Martin Foster | August Abolins | [Apoint] no more To_me or By_me |
May 1, 2019 3:17 PM * |
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Hello August! On 30/04/2019 20:16:59, August Abolins wrote to Martin Foster: [snip] MF>> Have a look here for a snapshot of my working "To_Me" filter: MF>> https://stargate.org.uk/apoint/support AA> Hmm.. First of all, I don't put quotes around my name like you do. According to the context-sensitive help <g>, a full name or phrase has to be enclosed in quotes. AA> Then, I see that you "Selected" NETMAIL, but you ticked "Don't AA> Search". How does that make sense? Why would I want to search my netmail folder when all my netamil is readily accessible in my netmail folder. AA> Sounds like you do NOT want copies from your Netmail folder. That's correct. AA> So, does Apoint then automatically assume you want a match from the AA> "Available areas"? Yes. [snip] AA> But the following setting seems to have brought back some hits: AA> https://kolico.ca/fidonet/echos/points/Apoint... AA> FILTER_CONFIG.jpg AA> Note that my list of Selected areas as set to [o]Search, but yours AA> is not. Both our filters achieve a similar thing but it's all down to personal preference how we achieve it :-) Regards, Martin --- APoint 1.25 * Origin: Bitz-Box - Bradford - UK (2:310/31.3) |
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