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Re: [Q:] Has Mail Delivery Changed? Please Stop.



Discussions about mail delivery and filtering methods are outside the
scope of this mailing list.

I would appreciate it if people would let this thread die.

In case it was lost in the noise, the "Sender: " field is back.
If you were filtering on it before you can now filter on this again.
The name of the mailing list is now cygwin@sourceware.cygnus.com .

Beep.

-chris

On Wed, Feb 10, 1999 at 08:59:05AM -0600, Oelke, Dan wrote:
>Oh - if it were only a matter of having to compile up a mailer - I'd be
>in heaven.  But, we only have an Exchange server for company email, and
>everyone expects you to send/receive Outlook style calendar things as
>well as Word attachments.  You'd swear that people had never heard of
>just using straight ASCII..... <sigh>
>
>Hence my need to get a separate IMAP/POP account outside the company so
>that I can get a real mailer and filtering capabilities, etc.....
> 
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From:	Jan Nieuwenhuizen [SMTP:jan@magna-carta.com]
>> Sent:	Wednesday, February 10, 1999 3:21 AM
>> To:	doelke@opticalsolutions.com
>> Cc:	gnu-win32@cygnus.com
>> Subject:	Re: [Q:] Has Mail Delivery Changed? 
>> 
>> On Tuesday, 9 February 1999, doelke@opticalsolutions.com writes:
>> 
>> [..]
>> 
>> > As for Outlook scanning the entire header - not Outlook 97
>> > that I am using on NT.  It's filtering capabilities suck.
>> > I really need to find me a Unix home on the net someplace
>> > that I can connect via IMAP to.......
>> 
>> There are various usix mailers that'll compile+work on NT 
>> (with cygnus' gnu-windows package).
>> When I started this new job, my only option was Outlook97, 
>> which almost drove me mad.  It has silly bugs, almost every
>> preset is at the wrong value by default, and you can only
>> read your mail in a proportional font (afaik).
>> 
>> Now i'm using (n)mh, with pop/smtp (not local sendmail) and 
>> slocal filtering (haven't got mh-e got to work, though).
>> (Guess what, you can filter on strings in the header fields
>> too, just like with ms's great program.  Amazing, no?)

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