On 06/11/2003 7:11 PM, Jamie Pruden wrote:
>Actually, there were some things that I really liked:
>
>1. Delete button deletes mail. Wow, what a concept... I've been hitting
>the delete button for the past two days and am amazed when the darn
>message doesn't go away. It's going to take me some retraining to get
>back on the command-d thing for Emailer again.
Don't know about your version, but with my Emailer 2.0v3, if I have
selected an email in the InBox and hit the Delete key, it moves it to the
Deleted Mail folder (which I have set to permanently delete contained
emails when Emailer is quit). Now, Command-D might also work (let me go
see)...yep, that'll work too, but I'm used to just hitting the Delete key
when I've highlighted an email I don't want anymore.
HTH,
Jim Rohde
Claris Emailer 2.0v3 (U.S. version) set for 8600/9600K memory use
MacOS 9.2.2
Pismo (384MB RAM)
and about 168MB database (cleared some out a few months ago)
Life is too short to use anything but a Mac.
-- Roger Ebert
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