[Evolution] Converting from Kmail

[guenther]

> > > > Menú Actions->Apply Filters (or Ctrl-Y).
> > > 
> > > Thanks Poc - this I know about, but if you have a filter defined it is applied 
> > > to messages as they come in - there doesn't appear to be any way of defining 
> > > a filter and saying "don't apply this until I manually invoke it".
> > 
> > Right, there is no such option on a by-filter basis.
> > 
> > You can turn of automatically filtering for IMAP accounts. For some
> > strange reason, this options does not exist for POP3 accounts, though.

Jon, as disabling automatic filtering isn't an option for POP3 accounts,
here is another way of accomplishing the same:

Create your filters and let them move your mails. Set up a vFolder, that
contains your "possibly important" mail. That way, you can have all the
mails that would end up in your Inbox without filtering, and read them
just as if they where in your Inbox.

For example, a vFolder "Inbox unread", with all local Mail Folders as
source could display all unread mails -- whether still in your real
Inbox or already sorted.

Another example would be adding another condition to the filter above,
to only show mails that are not older than x hours or days.

vFolders do a great job for sorting all your mails, whether more
detailed than your physical folder tree or less detailed, to aggregate
multiple trees.


Does that solve your issue?


> > (Jeff, Michael: Any reason why?)
> 
> all incoming mail gets passed into filters (that's the point of filetrs
> afterall). the reason IMAP has a checkbox for it is because IMAP can
> have mail sorted server-side (which is also a fair bit faster to do).
> 
> we used to have a a third ruleset for filters ("On-Demand") but it was
> removed - I don't remember why. Possibly users were getting confused? 
> 
> *shrug* (as it is, users are confused by the fact that incoming rules
> aren't applied to outgoing mail and that they have to setup outgoing
> filters to filter their outgoing mail)
> 
> This was all pre-1.0 tho...

Thanks, Jeff.

...guenther


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