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+From: albin stjerna <albin.stjerna@gmail.com>\r
+To: Tamas Papp <tkpapp@gmail.com>, notmuch@notmuchmail.org\r
+Subject: Re: newbie questions\r
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+On Fri, 3 Feb 2012 12:59:34 +0100, Tamas Papp <tkpapp@gmail.com> wrote:\r
+> Hi,\r
+\r
+Hi Tamas, and (I suppose) welcome to the Notmuch mailing list!\r
+\r
+> I just started using notmuch. It is fascinating, but I still need to\r
+> figure out a few things:\r
+>=20\r
+> 1. How can I restrict searches (eg of my inbox) to the last few\r
+> messages (eg 50-100) or some date (eg last 2 weeks)? I am using the\r
+> Emacs interface.\r
+\r
+Well, the query syntax is <start unix timestamp>..<end unix timestamp>. I\r
+know there's been talk on the list about some way to use it more easily\r
+in the queries, and it wouldn't be hard to write a function that\r
+generated a query using a more human-friendly notation of time. So far I\r
+don't know about anyone actually having written such a function though,\r
+but I wouldn't be surprised if someone has.\r
+\r
+> 2. Could someone point me to some guides on workflow with notmuch in\r
+> Emacs? So far I have been using mutt, and I guess I need to rethink a\r
+> few things.\r
+\r
+Possibly. I've only used mutt briefly and a very long time ago, so I\r
+don't really remember, but as you've probably already seen notmuch\r
+relies very heavily on tags, as opposed to just about any other email\r
+client out there (except Gmail, which I've found to be very similar). So\r
+=C2=BBinbox=C2=AB, =C2=BBarchived=C2=AB, =C2=BBread=C2=AB and so on isn't r=\r
+eally =C2=BBboxes=C2=AB the way one\r
+is used to, rather than separate labels you can set (and unset) on each\r
+thread.\r
+\r
+My workflow is something like this: first I fetch mail from IMAP using\r
+offlineimap, then I run a script that tags incoming mail as personal,\r
+list, notmuch, rss and so on (notmuch is also my RSS reader). I've set\r
+the saved searches in Emacs to show fairly standard =C2=BBtag:<tag title> A=\r
+ND\r
+tag:inbox=C2=AB searches for most of my tags. Then each morning, I begin by\r
+processing =C2=BBpersonal=C2=AB from the top to the bottom, because the =C2=\r
+=BBpersonal=C2=AB\r
+tag is the one most likely to contain important and/or time-critical\r
+mail (in effect it is the catch-all tag for all mail that isn't directed\r
+to a mailing list or otherwise filtered out as probably uninteresting).\r
+\r
+If you're interested, I can send you my mail tagging script.\r
+\r
+When I'm done with each mail I archive it (using the standard keybinding\r
+=C2=BBa=C2=AB). Most mails are handled more or less immediately, but some (=\r
+in\r
+particular posts from RSS) take longer time to read. Those I tag with\r
+=C2=BBread/review=C2=AB using a custom keybinding =C2=BBT=C2=AB. I can then=\r
+ process those\r
+when I have the time.\r
+\r
+> 3. If I have multiple accounts, how can I change my e-mail address\r
+> (From:) when I am writing messages (within emacs, using the m key).\r
+\r
+I'm mostly changing this by just typing my other email address (and\r
+tab-completing it of course). I actually haven't thought about there\r
+being any other way, but now that you mention it there probably is. :)\r
+\r
+Hope this helps! Albin\r
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