sorry, how does vo express the little plus sign?

While we are on rules, if you create a rule, you can also have a sound set 
when messages meeting certain criteria come in.

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Anne Robertson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "General discussions on all topics relating to the use of Mac OS X by 
theblind" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, November 22, 2007 5:37 PM
Subject: Re: How Do You Distinguish the Inbox By color?


>> Here is a solution my husband came up with.

You asked:

>> I have been looking into how to distinguish the mail when it comes
>> into the inbox by color; I have three email accounts and even
>> though the mail does go into its respective folders, they all also
>> go into the inbox.  It would be helpful because when anyone sends
>> me something from my web page at www.zeli.net it goes to a seperate
>> email address and I would be able to find them faster in the nbox
>> without going to the respective mailbox.  I don't know if this is
>> possible as I didn't see that under the color coding in the prefs,
>> but thought I would ask.
>
>
> One way to achieve this is to set up a "rule" to handle such messages.
>
> First,  select a message of this sort in your Inbox. Then go to Mail
> Preferences (command-comma) and click on the Rules tab. Click on the
> Add Rule button.
>
> Give the rule a meaningful name (overtyping the Rule Number), then
> click on the first condition pop-up button (set to "From:" by
> default), changing it to "To:" or "Any Recipient:"
> The second pop-up button should be left at "Contains", while the
> next text field should already contain the destination e-mail address.
>
> Navigate to the first action pop-up button (default value "Move
> Message") and reset it to "Set Color of Message".  Leave the middle
> pop-up at "of background" as this will stand out much more clearly
> than changing the text colour. Then pick a colour to suit yourself
> from the third pop-up button. If you don't like any of those on
> offer, then clicking on "Other…" will display the OS X Color Picker
> and allow you to set the precise shade you want.
>
> Then click on OK. Mail will offer to apply your new rule to messages
> in open mailboxes. Do this if you feel like it—it can be a useful
> test. Alternatively, you can select any message in your inbox and
> summon a contextual menu, then pick "Apply Rules".
>
> In any case, all subsequent messages addressed to that particular
> recipient will have a coloured background. You can add more criteria
> at any time by repeating the process and clicking the Edit button
> instead of Add Rule, then clicking the little plus sign to the right
> of the criterion field.
>
> HTH
>
>
>
>
> ==============
> No faith can ever be refuted by reality, let alone by arguments.
> Gerd Lüdemann
>
>
>



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