I'd vote for #2 as well.
One of the things I like best about Entourage is that they added a
confirmation dialog to the "Mark all as read" item. I got bitten by that
one a few times with Outlook, and having the confirmation is wonderful.
Combine that with the fact that you can "Undo" an accidental re-filing of a
message (particularly to the Deleted Items folder), and Entourage is nearly
perfect for me.
My only remaining request is to set it up so that it doesn't check for email
instantly after awaking from sleep (because it's been more than <n> minutes
since the last check). When I move from work to home, this always causes me
to have to wait for Open Transport to give up trying to find my work
Ethernet....
> I like option #2, a "confirm" checkbox that can be set on a per-schedule
> basis, so you can warn yourself before executing destructive procedures. The
> ability to specify a custom warning message would be nice, too, but only if
> it is real easy to do.
>
> On or near 6/8/01 10:27 AM, George Clark at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
>
>> The background: I have a Schedule that deletes all items in my Deleted Items
>> folder, which I do use every once in a while (it's set to Manual). So far
>> (knock on plastic laminate) I've not selected it accidentally.
>>
>> To prevent that from happening, or to minimize the impact if it did, I'd
>> like to suggest one of two approaches:
>>
>> (1) Allow Schedules to not be displayed in the menu, so you'd have to open
>> the Schedules window and select the Schedule to execute it (perhaps a
>> "Display in menu" checkbox)
>>
>> - or -
>>
>> (2) Add a checkbox to the Schedule that when checked would mean that you
>> would be asked to confirm that you really do want to execute the Schedule
>> when you select it from the menu
>>
>> George
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