Searching for rule to prompt to forward if...
Stefan Eckert
eckert at tecarchitecture.com
Thu Sep 18 08:59:12 EDT 2008
Hi Bill,
Thank you so much!
This is quite another approach which i didn't think of, not completely
automatic but definitely useful and acceptable.
In Germany we call this "um die Ecke denken" - thinking outside the box ;-)
Anyway, thanks again!
Greetings,
Stefan
Am 18.09.08 14:49 schrieb "William Smith" unter <mecklists at comcast.net>:
> On Thursday 9/18/08 3:44 AM, "Stefan Eckert" <eckert at tecarchitecture.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Yes, exactly - always the same address. Reason is that my superiors don't
>> trust that much in eternal reliability/accessibility/compatibility of
>> electronic e-mail backups ;-) So every e-mail received has to be forwarded
>> to a specific address to be later printed out for traditional paperful
>> storage... uuuhh!
>>
>> But checking every e-mail manually if... then... is annoying and time
>> consuming, on the other hand i don't want my (few, but private) private
>> e-mails to be forwarded automatically.
>
> How about this instead, which would be easier to implement:
>
> Instead of prompting you to forward you could simply assign a category
> called something like "Forward?". That way you don't have a dialog that
> could get in the way and you can use a Custom View to show you all messages
> with that category?
>
> In that same rule you can add a criterion "Display dialog", which will alert
> you that you've received messages you need to check. Altogether it would
> look like:
>
> Rule name: Forward this?
>
> If
> Any CC: Recipient Does not Contain someone at company.invalid
>
> Then
> Set category "Forward?"
> Display dialog "Check your Forward Custom View for messages
> that may need forwarding."
>
> Hope this helps!
Greetings from Switzerland
S. Eckert
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