Re: applying B m to a collection of mails

Re: applying B m to a collection of mails

[David Hanak]

On Tue, 14 Oct 2003, q u a s i wrote:

> Is there a way to apply 'B m' to a collection of mails?  I mean
> something like "move all read mails to x folder" or "move all marked
> '!' mails to y folder" ?  Till now I have to do each mail individually
> and it is slow .. :-)

Check out the 'M P' keymap in summary buffer.  ('M P C-h')  'M P a', for
example, marks all articles.  # marks a single article.  'B m' and such
commands effect all marked articles.

This question has been answered several times in this newsgroup.  You might
want to search with Google before asking such a question next time.

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Re: applying B m to a collection of mails

[q u a s i]

Thanks Nevin, Louis, Jason, all for your help .. !!

quasi



On Tue, 14 Oct 2003 18:51:14 -0600, Jason Earl <jearl@wegointer.net>
wrote:

>q u a s i <quasiabhi@yahoo.com> writes:
>
>> Folks,
>>
>> Is there a way to apply 'B m' to a collection of mails?  I mean
>> something like "move all read mails to x folder" or "move all marked
>> '!' mails to y folder" ?  Till now I have to do each mail
>> individually and it is slow .. :-)
>>
>> thanks,
>
>You can mark groups of messages with '#' and then hit 'B m'.  Even
>better if you want to move all of the messages in a buffer you can hit
>'M P b'.  I use this from time to time to move messages from an nnml
>backend to an mbox backend.  Works great.
>
>Jason


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