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is it possible to use that command in bash?

because whenever I use that command I have to specify the full location of each directory ($HOME/Mail/INBOX ect.) without a / at the end to make bash...

no, that doesn't quite work.

how does grep -l specify the subject line of the email files as "hey", or whatever I happen to use. I'm trying to move email files based upon the content of the subject line for the email. much like...

okay, thanks. one question though, which "hey" is the subject line and which "hey" is the output folder? so that I know how to use the command with other emails.

anyone?

hey guys. I'm trying to create a command file that moves my emails to a specified folder according to a keyword that is in the subject.

like move emails with "hey" in the subject to a folder that...