Re: [Octave] suggestion?

[Hugo Coolens]

On Thu, 26 Feb 2004, Shai Ayal wrote:

> How about looking for octave in the To: and  CC: fields instead -- I 
"To:" is most often of no use as this is the personal address of the
e-mail poster, what's more: some e-mail clients (like pine) don't show
those fields when you look at the index of the inbox, you first have to
select the message to see those fields ...  
> should think any email client can do this,
I could indeed fiddle with procmail or so but that would move the mails
automatically in the octave-folder, whereas I prefer to see them first in
my inbox to see if there something of immediate interesest, then I select
them and put them in the octave folder
> and it would not entail any 
>changes to the list. 
>The list works, why fix it ?
I don't think such a minor change would break it
> 
b.t.w. I saw this system used in the LTspice mailing list and found it a
good idea, but of course you don't have to agree and it's not that
important anyway

Hugo


>       Shai
> 
> p.s. I use the above filter with 100% success, ant it catches all octave 
> mailing lists
> 
> 
> Hugo Coolens wrote:
> > I find this octave-list extremely usefull. May I suggest the
> > following as an improvement:
> > Wouldn't it be possible to have the word [Octave] always in the
> > subject-line, this would make it quite easy to select all your
> > octave-related messages at once.
> > 
> > regards,
> > Hugo
> > 
> > 
> > 
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