Re: Understanding Pine incoming ....

>> Unfortunately, you're right that ^T doesn't work here -- I'll
>> add this to my Pine wish list. Maybe you could post this wish
>> in one of the Pine discussion groups?
>
>  	I sent it to the one on gmane, and got an acknowledgement; I
> may not be subscribed to that one ...

Thank you, let's hope that ^T will work for incoming-folder 
specifications in the upcoming Alpine (Apache-Licensed Pine)!

>> You can, however, use ^X if the fully qualified folder
>> specification is the same as your inbox-path folder.
>>
>> Let me know if ^X works for you!
>
>  	It worked just now when I added an incoming folder -- took
> the full form from Lserv -- and, I think, would have let me
> edit it into one for another ISP.

Excellent. Another trick is to temporarily change your 
inbox-path while you add nicknames for folders on that (the 
temporary) inbox-path's server. When you're done setting up 
those nicknames, switch the inbox-path back to what you really 
want for your inbox-path. It's a hack, but it works!

Nancy