Re: Hamster again (filtering)

On Thu, 31 Jan 2008 16:05:05 +0000, Frogman (not at home) wrote:

Is it possible to set a filter up in hamster to add something to the
subject line (rather like ISP's add [spam] to theirs) when a given
condition exists in the message, such as a certain reference occurs,
for example I wish to modify the subject line for messages which are in
direct reply to my messages so I can set a filter in Thunderbird to mark
those messages as a high priority.

Any suggestions gratefully received :-)

I do this using scoring in Hamster. Dialog supports scoring - I don't know
if Thunderbird does though.
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Regards,

Troy's Human.
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