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>>>>> On Wed, 13 Dec 1995 13:32:15 +0100, Per Abrahamsen
>>>>> <abraham@dina.kvl.dk> said:

  Per> You can add "~/Mail/sent" to nnmail-spool-file.  That way
  Per> outgoing mail will be split and threaded together with
  Per> incomming mail, making it easy to see where a particular
  Per> message belongs in a discussion.

Does sgnus know how to add the sender in this case (ie when FCC
processing)?  I have circumvented it by using BCC (mail-self-blind set
to t) and Mailagent (a Procmail-like program) to store all mail from
me in a file foobar, then adding that to the nnmail-spool-file list.

        \kai{}
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