Or, just use filtering rules to separate the messages from the different accounts. Create a Filing Tray under the top level and name it after each of your accounts. Next, create child-folders off each tray.

Note, that the child folders will need unique names. So, you cannot have email1@xxx.com > Inbox and email2@xxx.com > Inbox, but will need to name them 1-inbox and 2-inbox (or whatever you prefer). This is because of a limitation in Pegasus Mail. If you do not do this then all mail destined for 'Inbox' will always be placed in the first instance of Inbox, regardless of the number of 'Inbox' folders that exist.

Once you have the folders set up, use filtering rules to move the messages accordingly.

I searched the forum for an answer, but only found a couple of unanswered questions.  I have multiple email addresses (in excess of 50).  Some are POP3, others are Hotmail.  I would like to set up Pegasus to retrieve emails from all these email addresses, and have them listed similar to the way Outlook Express shows them:  Each email address is in it's own folder with subfolders under each one.  I looked through the 176 page manual (or at least scanned it), but didn't see how to do this.  Here is an example:

 email1@xxx.com

   Inbox

   Drafts

   Sent items

   Junk e-mail

   Deleted items

email2@xxx.com

   Inbox

And so on.  Can this be done? 

Thanks in advance for any help!

-Wes-

If you want it just the way Outlook Express does it then you'll have to stay with that client!

Pegasus Mail can separate your mail (incoming and outgoing) into different 'Inbox' and 'Sent Items' folders - that's just how I do it.

However, there is only one Draft Manager 'folder', and only one 'Deleted' folder.  I also don't collect mail from Hotmail so I don't know how simple that is these days.