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andre_orwell
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For years I have shunned the "Sent" folder, preferring to bcc myself on all posts. Why? Because then I can see conversations I've had in a single threaded view. And if I want to organise I can file whole threads easily. I don't have to go digging through separate folders to find "that reply I sent". If I do want to just see *just* my postings then a search filter is trivial.

However as luck has it. sometimes this system doesn't work. For example I use a different mail client or a different machine or a web client etc.

It would be nice if kmail could understand the different locations that sent mail can live (happy to tell it) and then provide a message list view that showed both sent and received messages in a threaded view, even if the messages actually resided in different folders.


andre_orwell, :-[
patch11
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You can enable KMail to store reply's in the same folder as the original message. This would lead to what you are looking for.
Lukas
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Take a look at gmail grouping option. There is connection between this idea and folder
andre_orwell
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@patch11
yes there are a few ways of doing this that are based on getting the messages in the right place when you send them. What I'm asking for is a way to manage it retrospectively - because I'm not always using the same, carefully configured desktop :-)

@lukas
I'm not sure about the gmail grouping option. How do I find it? Closest I found was
Aggregation button->configure->groups and threading. But no "gmail" option.
Curious - thanks
Lukas
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@andre_orwell
I was writing to patch11. Sorry if you understand that kmail already has such option


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