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David Abrahams <dave@boost-consulting.com> writes:

> Argh.  I was using Gcc to get my local copy, but this makes sending
> mail painful when I'm connected because I use IMAP, and combined with
> the long turnaround time for SMTP to send the message, the time to
> stick the message in my remote IMAP mailbox pushes it over the
> usability limit.  I was very relieved to discover today that I could
> add myself to the Cc: line and eliminate that overhead.  It would
> involve pushing fewer bytes over the network (potentially many fewer
> if the message has attachments) if I could just pre-mark incoming
> messages from myself in a given group as read.

OK.  It just occurred to me that you could use scoring to mark
messages from yourself as read.  Scoring is only applied after
entering the group, though, so the *Group* buffer will still show the
wrong number of unread messages.
-- 
A preposition is not a good thing to end a sentence with.