Dear List,
As recent years have passed the volume of email landing on my desk has increased dramatically and managing it is becoming a problem. Outlook's Inbox Assistant helps in some situations, but you need to be able to specify terms appearing in the To: line, the CC: line, the From: line or the Subject: line before it can divert the mail to a folder.
As far as I know there is no way of characterising a mail from the rpml - is this correct?
Even though I am moaning about the volume of mail I have to manage, I have recently joined another list. It is a discussion group about the football team I support - Arsenal.
Here, the list management software automatically adds "[arsenal]" to the start of the subject line - thereby making it easy to divert into another folder.
Would a similar system be possible here? I have no idea on this sort of thing.
The only details I have been able to find out are that the list management software is called the "ezmlm program", and the particular group I have joined was originally set up at MIT.
Any advice on how I can better manage my life?
Matt
For more information about the rp-ml, see http://ltk.hut.fi/rp-ml/
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