On 2/13/02 9:52 AM, "Paul Berkowitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So messages now stay in the message pane of a mail > folder or news group as read, even when set to Unread Only, until you click > away and back again. It works much better this way. What do you think you > lose? Strictly speaking, if it weren't the case, a message would disappear > from view the instant you clicked on it: how is Entourage to know how long > it takes you to read it? I guess it could be made to disappear as soon as > you clicked onto another message, but you'd soon find out how annoying that > is if you click through messages just a bit too fast. I haven't actually > ever seen a complaint about this until yours. This doesn't bother me, either. It's easy enough to do with the keyboard by just typing command-shift-o twice (in EX, forgot what the key command was in E2001 - command-y?) What *does* bother me in "unread only" mode is the same thing that bothered me in E2001, I reported to this list, and it wasn't changed (this wasn't a problem in OE). If you have mail that is sorted into folders by filters and set to display unread only, when you go to the folder the list view is set by the last message that came in, not the top message in the folder. There is no quick and easy way to start reading from the top of the list without manually pushing the scroll wheel up and then clicking the up arrow to make sure that when you click on the list, you are starting with the first message. I like reading messages in date order, sorted by subject which is the way they fall into the folder. Would be great if I could use the keyboard to go to the folder and start reading without having to hit the scroll bar all the time. -- Judi Sohn [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.momathome.com -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> archives: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.letterrip.com/> old-archive: <http://www.mail-archive.com/entourage-talk%40lists.boingo.com/>
