[quote user="irelam"]So let me know if I should start burning the midnight oil on looking into this ?[/quote]

Oil burning light huh?  I now have a vision of you dressed in a Scrooge robe, with a fire in a fireplace and snow on the window panes, typing one handed while operating a hand crank generator that powers your PC.  Oh the places the mind can go. 

Anyway, no midnight oil burning is needed.  It's routine for me to send messages to a vendor and cc its regional sales rep so I like to copyself to both the vendor folder and the rep folder.  A one step process would be nice but it's not worth your attention unless there is much larger interest than just mine.

Anyone know of an easy way to copyself to multiple folders?  Right now I copyself to one folder then copy that message to another folder.  The folders involved are almost always different so filtering isn't an option.

[quote user="Brian Fluet"]Anyone know of an easy way to copyself to multiple folders?  Right now I copyself to one folder then copy that message to another folder.  The folders involved are almost always different so filtering isn't an option.[/quote]

Let Pegasus Mail ask you where (not only if) to put the copy, that's the only way I know.

Brian

I have been looking into this, and I am not sure what sequence you are expecting to happen ?  The Pegasus Mail extension API kit has several interfaces that can involve the user at the CopySelf interface.  The most important of these is a pointer to the message filename being stored in the CopySelf folder. If this filename can be changed  and/or the receiving folder modified you may be in luck. Problem is though that the Folder interface is not available to extensions.  What is available is a possibility to put the messages into a noticeboard structure, as these files remain separate.

So let me know if I should start burning the midnight oil on looking into this ?

 Martin