X-Sent: 44 minutes, 40 seconds ago
That's better. Less than an hour, now you're on top of things, Steve.
|--==> "n" == nbecker <nbecker(a)fred.net> writes:
n> Can display-time-mail-file point to an imap or pop mailbox? If so,
n> what is the syntax?
Here's my round about answer. Assuming you are on a Unix based
system, can you set the environment variable "MAIL" to either an imap
or pop mailbox? (so things like biff could use it) If so, that's the
answer.
I could be wrong, and hopefully for your sake I am, but I don't think
this is possible.
Just thought of something, these mailboxes you are referring to, are
they local or remote? If local, just point the "MAIL" environment var
to the mailbox file and leave 'display-time-mail-file' as 'nil'.
That probably hasn't helped you much, but hey, at least the response
time was cut down by about 48 weeks. :-) Did I mention how sorry I
was about that?
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