Tim wrote: > On Tue, 2009-10-06 at 08:14 +0800, Ed Greshko wrote: > >> However, it seems to me that the "problem" is...there may be a thread >> started by one person (not you) and you reply to one post within that >> thread and wish only to see messages related to your post within the >> thread. If that is it, then no there is no concept of "sub-treading". >> >> Frankly, there is simple solution to the "problem". >> > > I've seen clients that could do that sort of thing fairly easily > (probable Forte Inc's Agent, or it might have been Thule's Thor), there > was a setting to automatically watch any replies to your own messages, > then you'd read the "watched" messages. You could watch any thread by > hitting the W key on top of it, then it and all its children would be > marked to be watched. > Actually, you may (sort of) be able to do it with TBird as well. In the "Search" dialog you select "Customize" and create a new header of "References". You use that as your search criteria. Now, the problem with that is the "References" header only contains the domain name and message-id of the first instance of a response by a responder. So, it may only be useful for someone such as myself with a unique domain name. :-) > I dunno about doing it with Thunderbird, though. I found it an > appallingly crap usenet client. I'd be looking for other solutions. > > I'd be inclined to agree. I don't have too much experience in using it as such, however. But, I haven't found any client that would eliminate viewing follow ups that are OT...which I felt was one of the criteria of the OP. :-) :-) -- Martin was probably ripping them off. That's some family, isn't it? Incest, prostitution, fanaticism, software. -- Charles Willeford, "Miami Blues" Guess Who! http://tinyurl.com/mc4xe7
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