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Nancy, INBOX moved from mail to incoming-message when I
created an incoming-folders list using the hosts you
suggest. Your tip works all right: thank you! But how can
I get INBOX back into local folders in mail/ ?
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Dale Wharton ve2ndw@rac.ca  M O N T R E A L  Te souviens-tu?

Dec 5 (2002 12 05) at 15:30, Nancy McGough wrote:

> Add the following to your incoming-folders list and you'll be
> able to quickly tab through all the headlines. Inside each
> message is a concise summary and link to the full article.
>
>  {freenews.genecast.com/nntp}#news.news.bbc.news.front.page,
>  {freenews.genecast.com/nntp}#news.news.bbc.news.technology,
>  {freenews.genecast.com/nntp}#news.news.new.york.times.arts,
>  {freenews.genecast.com/nntp}#news.news.new.york.times.business,
>  {freenews.genecast.com/nntp}#news.news.new.york.times.homepage,
>  {freenews.genecast.com/nntp}#news.news.new.york.times.international,
>  {freenews.genecast.com/nntp}#news.news.new.york.times.science,
>
> You can also read a lot more weblogs and XLS feeds by adding this
> to your news-collections:
>
>  {freenews.genecast.com/nntp}#news.[],
>
> This, IMHO, is the future of the Net: Namely using NNTP and IMAP
> clients to read the web (and save and organize interesting bits
> in your IMAP message store).
>
> Hope this is interesting to someone,
> Nancy
>
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