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From: taylor@hplabs.hp.com (Dave Taylor)
Newsgroups: comp.mail.elm
Subject: Re: Help with ELM required
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Date: 8 Aug 88 16:25:43 GMT
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An easy way to acccomplish what you want is to use the symbolic link
capabilities of Unix.  For your example, you could have a folder
called "wild" and then have a symbolic link to it called "rw".  This
way you would indeed have the `one' folder that has the dialog of
your mail to him and back ...

One of the things that I had played with was having a 'user name/login
to folder name' mapping scheme so I could have folders that are selected
by the *name* of the person I was sending mail to (eg. C)hange Mailbox
to: <Dave Taylor>) but I never got around to actually implementing it.

C'est la vie.

				Have fun -- 
						-- Dave Taylor

ps: Eric: when is Elm 2.1 coming out?