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From: Alexey Koptsevich <alex@astro.su.se>
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Subject: mail sorting
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Hello,

Is ther a tool for permanent sorting mail, say, by arrival date or
subject? PINE does this but on-the-fly each time when loads the folder, it
is not the think I look for.

Please cc: me your reply.

Thanks,
Alex


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