YAM 2.0 - Page 2

Find window (search for certain messages)

Filters and search function for address fields can use a file that contains many patterns ("killfile")
Filters can be easily created based on the current search options, and vice versa
Selection of multiple messages by pattern

Configuration; First steps

POP3 password will be requested if there's no entry in the configuration
Timezone for date header is now settable in the configuration and defaults to Locale prefs

Configuration; TCP/IP settings

Configuration; Receive mail

On new mail, YAM displays a requester and/or plays a sound (OS 3.x only) and/or executes a command
Optionally, YAM marks new messages as unread before getting new mail

Configuration; Folders

Folders can be automatically compressed using XPK
Folders can be protected using a password (XPK encryption)
Mailing list support: if To: field matches a folder-specific pattern, the return address is taken from the config
Max.age option: Messages that are older than a certain age are automatically deleted
Messages can be sorted by increasing or decreasing message date, dated received, sender, recipient, subject, status or size
Two sort keys for each folder

Configuration; Filters

'Apply to new' can be set individually for each filter
Additional searchable fields: CC, Reply-To, Date or user-configurable field
Available comparison operators: equal, not equal, bigger than, smaller than
Filters can search for a certain status
Filters can search the whole message, header only or body only
Matching messages can be redirected, forwarded, replied (using an existing message file), moved or deleted, they can also start an ARexx script
Multiple actions are allowed for each filter
Substring search option obsoletes #? pattern

Configuration; Read options

Charset translation
Headers to show in 'short' format can now be configured
Option to display sender information (from the address book) in the header, including portrait

Configuration; Write options

'Welcome' and 'greetings' phrases
Charset translation (includes some example translation tables like AmigaPL to ISO-Latin2)
Editor font, tabsize, wordwrap column and cursor type are configurable
Editor option to automatically insert line breaks
Optionally, the external editor will be launched immediately
Support for additional headers

Configuration; Reply/forward options

Alternative reply intro is used if the recipient's address matches a given pattern
Enhanced reply subject generation (Re[2]:, Re[3]:, etc...)
New variable for quote text: first and last initial
New variable for reply/forward phrases: message id
New variables for forward phrases: name/first name/address of original recipient
Optional warning if Reply-To and From addresses are not equal

Configuration; Signatures and taglines