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Grant Sewell wrote: | On Fri, 21 Jan 2005 17:22:05 +0000 Anton Channing wrote: | |> Other than that, I have multiple pop3 accounts, and multiple |> sending addresses. Would like a feature similar to the one I used |> in KMail, where the default sender can be set to a folder. | | I currently use it with 4 POP/SMTP accounts, although I have set up | about 30 profiles. UKLinux.net and Prodigynet.co.uk (my ISPs) allow | you to have infinite 'aliases', so I often setup an alias for sendinf | to various lists, etc.
Kmail does this nicely, I use it with several identities and I never have to stop to think who I am sending an email as. Whenever I do think to check it is always using the right one - it feels almost uncanny in a "do what I mean" kind of way.
I use Kmail at work and Thunderbird at home, Thunderbird is better at pretty much everything I do emailwise except the identity management. Evolution is getting there, and has some nice ideas, but it doesn't do PGP inline which is a show stopper for me - YMMV, and I've hit problems with limited IMAP4 support, but if you don't need GNUPG (with Outlook using recipients) and IMAP4, Evolution is worth looking at.
Silly really - maybe I should hack the identity support I want into Thunderbird - maybe someone has already? Hmm Thunderbird only has 23 extensions at the main site.... I figure you either want to pick it based on the email address it was sent to, or by folder, or by account....
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