I can't comment on Netscape, but in Internet Explorer 5.0 in the message
rules section under the tools pulldown I have set the a rule that says,  if
the "To:" line contains "vanagon" then move it to the vanagon folder.  It
works fine for me.  I don't remember if this feature was in IE 4 or not.

Dan Newman  82 Westy

----- Original Message -----
From: John Rodgers <inua@ROADRUNNER.COM>
To: <vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM>
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 1999 7:11 PM
Subject: Re: List Subject Line

> Most e-mail software now has the capability to sort and file mail into
folders or
> files automatically, which is really a big help if you have a lot of
e-mail to
> deal with. But you have to set up a key upon which the sorting mechanism
works,
> and as e-mail from the Vanagom list is currently handled is not possible.
It
> would require a key in the heading of every single message to set it up.
That
> apparently is not being done at this time. Hope this can be changed.
>
> I currently receive my Vanagon list mail all mixed in with other mail.
Confusing,
> and takes a good bit of time to sort out.
>
> John Rodgers
> "88 GL Driver in New Mexico.
>
> David Hunt wrote:
>
> > TGIF,
> >
> > I'm very glad to have the list back.  However, when things settle down a
> > little bit, can we change the software so each digest is numbered?
Right now
> > everything is a SPECIAL EDITION, and each digest sent the same day has
the
> > same name, as far as my software is concerned.  This means I can't have
my
> > software download the mail automatically in the middle of the night
because
> > of name conflicts.  I also must rename each file as I save it.  I also
> > subscribe to the digest version of the Type 2 and Thing list.  These are
> > serially numbered, as well as the Onelist vanagon list.  It would sure
makes
> > things easier.
> >
> > Thanks for listening, David Hunt
> >
> > '82 Vanagon, '68 Crewcab, '74 Thing
> > '95 N**san transportation appliance
>