Hello Pegasorum:
I have, on occasion, asked whether there can be an easy Archiving system established in Pegasus.
A good while ago, Steeley posted:[quote user="Steeley"]Over the years I have accumulated quite a large number of folders and
"old mail" that, rather than dump to a text file, it would be quite
handy to "archive" and remove from the default indexing at start-up and
automatic listing in the folder view.
The way I'd envision it working is to create an archive section, pick
the drive and location for the archive (not necessarily the Pegasus
working drive), and then create, copy, and/or move individual
folders and their messages into the archive.
This way if I need to pull up an old email record, I can do it from
within Pegasus, click on Archive, find the folder (if I have to wait
while it's mounted, that's fine..)... [/quote]and
[quote user="Steeley"] However, while digging through the technical support section and earlier
suggestions, I've discovered several others making similar requests,
and David making mention last summer of consideration after the Mercury
release. Such as that is, it appears it is neither a feature in a
currently-available Pegasus, nor a unique (nor ignored) suggestion.
Hence we should put it in the "not yet" category and all that
it implies. [/quote]
Ideally, I would like to drag my folder "Clients2009", ( with dozens of Folders within Folders within folders, and scores of messages and their associated attachments within those folders) and drop the whole caboodle over to the Archive folder. It would then be out of the rather large collection of things that have to be currently loaded and unloaded every time that I open up Pegasus. Actually, I have Main Folders like that one going back almost 10 years...
I am wondering, now that the Mercury development has reached the end of
its current v4's, if this request has bubbled up from the "maybe" to the
"about-to-be-included' list of features?
Or, should I give up on this one, and try Mailbag Assistant or some other solution?
<p>Hello Pegasorum:</p><p>I have, on occasion, asked whether there can be an easy Archiving system established in Pegasus.</p><p>&nbsp;A good while ago, Steeley posted:[quote user="Steeley"]Over the years I have accumulated quite a large number of folders and
"old mail" that, rather than dump to a text file, it would be quite
handy to "archive" and remove from the default indexing at start-up and
automatic listing in the folder view.</p>
<p>The way I'd envision it working is to create an archive section, pick
the drive and location for the archive (not necessarily the Pegasus
working drive), and then create,&nbsp;copy,&nbsp;and/or move&nbsp;individual
folders&nbsp;and their messages into the archive.</p>
<p>This way if I need to pull up an old&nbsp;email record, I can do it from
within Pegasus, click on Archive, find the folder (if I have to wait
while it's mounted, that's fine..)... [/quote]and
</p><p>[quote user="Steeley"] However, while digging through the technical support section and earlier
suggestions, I've discovered several others making similar requests,
and David making mention last summer of consideration&nbsp;after the Mercury
release. Such as that is, it appears it is&nbsp;neither a feature in a
currently-available Pegasus,&nbsp;nor&nbsp;a unique (nor ignored) suggestion.
Hence&nbsp;we should&nbsp;put it in the "not yet"&nbsp;category and all that
it&nbsp;implies. [/quote]</p><p>Ideally, I would like to drag my folder "Clients2009", ( with dozens of Folders within Folders within folders, and&nbsp; scores of messages and their associated attachments within those folders) and drop the whole caboodle over to the Archive folder. It would then be out of the rather large collection of things that have to be currently loaded and unloaded every time that I open up Pegasus. Actually, I have Main Folders like that one going back almost 10 years...
</p><p>&nbsp;I am wondering, now that the Mercury development has reached the end of
its current v4's, if this request has bubbled up from the "maybe" to the
"about-to-be-included' list of features?</p><p>&nbsp;Or, should I give up on this one, and try Mailbag Assistant or some other solution?</p>
