From: Cap1MD@att.net   
      
   Jose wrote:   
   >>   
   >> Thunderbird and SeaMonkey both have a Global Inbox feature. With this,   
   >> all your accounts, or selected accounts, have mail downloaded into   
   >> Local Folders, instead of having a separate account tree for each   
   >> account. This is much like Outlook Express's standard.   
   >>   
   >> With this feature enabled, any mail to which you chose to reply, will   
   >> have the original to address as the from address.  Does this seem to   
   >> suit your needs?   
   >   
   > Not quite.  (It's amazing how many software features don't quite do what   
   > I need).  I don't want a global inbox - I want seperate inboxes for each   
   > account.  When I read a message, I will manually decide what to do with   
   > a COPY of the message, which will include putting it into a topical   
   > subfolder in my local folder.  The original of the Email can remain on   
   > the server and expire normally after a period of time, allowing me to   
   > retrieve it again if needed.   
   >   
   > I still expect my copy of the Email on the local folder to know where it   
   > was originally sent.   
   >   
   > Jose   
      
   I do much the same thing. The only difference is that I file the   
   messages in custom folders under the original account tree, so when I   
   reply, it does come from that account.   
      
   Since you are placing the messages in folders under the Local Folders   
   account, I think all it can do is use the default account. Switching it   
   manually to another account would be about all you could do.   
      
   Lee   
      
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