kmail questions

[Art Alexion]

federico wrote:

>Hi,
>
>On Wednesday 26 October 2005 16:27, Art Alexion wrote: 
>Art Alexion escribió:
>  
>
>>2. While it is nice that I can set up different identities connected
>>      to different POP accounts, I can't find any way or documentation
>>      on how to switch identities "on the fly", that is, on an ad hoc
>>      per message basis.  Is this possible, or do I always have to
>>      reconfigure the default identity?  (I noticed that I can assign
>>      identities to folders, but how does this help me when replying to
>>      messages in the inbox?)
>>    
>>
>
>
>Kmail will select the identity that matches the address the mail
>was delivered to. In my inbox I have mail that comes to several
>accounts I use. If I hit reply, it will have the identity auto 
>selected correctly. This breaks with mail where the to: field
>does not match the address of one of your identities.
>
>To change the default identity or the one selected by kmail
>in the open compose window, you have View->Identity item
>in the menu. Choose this and over the to: fields there appears
>an Identity combobox.
>
>  
>

Thanks.  I hadn't realized that about automatic selection.  Now, if I 
could only get it to send my messages instead of permanently parking 
them in the outbox.....  :-(

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