[Sigia-l] Mac mail packages

[A.F. Cossham]

No, it doesn't unless you create different accounts on the computer and 
log on as different people. I do NOT want my 13 year old son on the 
same mail account package as me, I get c150-200 mail messages a day, 
and I sort to sub folders, etc etc - I don't need him mucking round 
there too. Yes, I can and have set up two accounts on this computer so 
I can reply from two different email accounts.
BUT,  I don't want him having folders of his email in the middle of 
folders of my email. I work part time as a consultant - this is a work 
computer, as well as family computer (sigh). I want him OUT of it with 
his own stuff. Plus, I doubt he wants his mail downloading with mine 
(Could be wrong ther, but doubt it!)
I'll go have a look at the smart mailboxes option, however, so thanks 
for the tip.

Amanda

On 7/04/2006, at 4:38, Todd Warfel wrote:

> Um, yeah it does. Each Mail account has it's own inbox. And there's an 
> "uber" mail inbox that can be used to view across all inboxes together 
> if you want. Mail also has smart mailboxes for separating mail fast 
> and easy, like smart playlists in iTunes. But if you want to do it the 
> old fashioned outlook way and create rules, then you can do that too.
>
> On Apr 5, 2006, at 11:55 PM, A.F. Cossham wrote:
>
>> "Mail" won't let that happen - yeah, this is a biggie when you share 
>> a computer). Sadly, it becomes unstable when you have large files in 
>> it, and is irretrievable once that happens.