Re: Re: Help! MESSAGE FOLDERS

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If you use a desktop client for email (like Outlook, for example) simply make a folder for all the emails on this subject and create a rule to place all incoming messages directly into that email folder. That's what I'm doing...works like a charm. I can go back and read individual messages when I have time without having to go online or sift though a digest. And the best part is that I'm not overwhelmed by incoming posts...they just get moved out of my focus (my Inbox) into their own folder.

HTH

Judi

[Guest guest]

Thanks, I will try that. Clicking Digest doesn't seem to work for me. I get directed to an email. I will try that and see if I can figure out how to create a "rule", hopefully it works better than the ones I try to use at home ;)Sent from my iPhone

If you use a desktop client for email (like Outlook, for example) simply make a folder for all the emails on this subject and create a rule to place all incoming messages directly into that email folder. That's what I'm doing...works like a charm. I can go back and read individual messages when I have time without having to go online or sift though a digest. And the best part is that I'm not overwhelmed by incoming posts...they just get moved out of my focus (my Inbox) into their own folder.

HTH

Judi

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Hotmail and gmail have them as well. I think any e-mail provider has them these days.

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Not just desktop clients... Yahoo calls them filters and is available through the options for email.

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> If you use a desktop client for email (like Outlook,

> for example) simply make a folder for all the emails on this subject and create

> a rule to place all incoming messages directly into that email folder. That's what

> I'm doing...works like a charm. I can go back and read individual messages

> when I have time without having to go online or sift

> though a digest. And the best part is that I'm not overwhelmed by incoming

> posts...they just get moved out of my focus (my Inbox) into their own

> folder.

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> HTH

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> Judi

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