>>> "ESF" == Eric S Fraga writes: > On Saturday, 5 Feb 2022 at 09:51, Uwe Brauer wrote: >> That is to say you score according to their email address? I am >> extremely interested in such a configuration, since I right now need it. >> >> Would you mind sharing (off list if necessary) > This is actually the one easy bit about scoring. In the summary buffer, > if there is an email from somebody that you want to have scored high, > type > C-u NNN I a r p REGEXP-FOR-EMAIL-ADDRESS RET > where NNN is the adjustment to the score you want to assign to the > person's email, "I" means "increase score", "a" means "address", "r" > means regular expression for matching (you can use exact matching if you > wish), "p" for permanent storing the score, and lastly the regular > expression for matching emails from that person which will be pre-filled > with the address of the current email in the summary buffer. > For my PhD students, I use 1000 for the adjustment to the score. > If you use L instead of I, you lower the score for those you don't want > to see (or you deem as less important). Thanks very much!! Fortunately the email is offered when running this, oops cumbersome command. I tried it out with our email of course. 🙃 Your messages are then in bold face (did you fiddle the setting of the display variable you mentioned earlier?) BTW I wish that scoring would it a bit easier to set up, what you sent me I shall copy in one of my important registers (I use copy-to-register a lot) Uwe