* cr (cr@orcon.net.nz) [030920 20:47]:
> I love Kmail too, but I'm running 1.3.2 (the version that comes with Woody)
> and I'm not sure it offers that facility. I believe the newest version
> does, but when I installed it briefly (with RedHat 9, before I switched to
> Debian) it warned me that deleted messages really were deleted, they don't go
> to Trash anymore. If that's true, I couldn't live with that, since I'm
> forever fishing messages back out of Trash for another look.
Well, isn't that the whole point? In order to get it into your trash
folder, you'd have to download it. If you're deleting before
downloading, it's not going to be in your trash folder!
One alternative is IMAP, in which the mail stays on the server and can
be moved into a different folder *on the server*.
good times,
Vineet
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