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[Scott Singleton]

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decided to try one of my one-line mods first.  This one simply puts the Full
name (or from address if fullname is blank) on the inbox line so you can
tell what account and identity is being used while viewing your mailbox in
IMP.



 
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Quoting Scott Singleton <scott@beacon-inc.com>:

> decided to try one of my one-line mods first.  This one simply puts the Full
> name (or from address if fullname is blank) on the inbox line so you can
> tell what account and identity is being used while viewing your mailbox in
> IMP.
>  
>  <<header.inc.diff>> 

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-chuck

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