On 5/2/02 9:11 PM, "Mr Tea" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Why is the folder list panel so gormless?
> 
> If the mail folder that was selected when Entourage X last quit was further
> than about a third of the way down the folder list, next time I launch
> Entourage the whole panel is scrolled up so that half of it's contents are
> hidden from view. Little things like that really annoy.
> 
> AppleScript can spread balm on this irritation by setting the displayed
> content of the window to a folder higher up the list as part of a startup
> schedule, but it still looks a bit klutzy.
> 
> The plus side is that scripting the folder that's displayed at startup has
> prompted me to go a little further and check through my mail folders in
> order of precedence, displaying the first one that has unread content. Nice.
> 
> On a side note, my first approach was to try changing the displayed folder
> in a quit shedule. No dice. The browser window gets closed before the script
> runs, and the displayed content cannot be set. Even the supremely kludgy
> tactic of re-opening the browser window first didn't cut it. Entourage went
> through the motions, but next time it started up, the displayed folder was
> the one from before the script ran.
> 
> Why that way round? My gut feeling is that it would make more sense if quit
> shedules were run before windows were closed and states saved.
> 
> 
> Cordially,
> 
> Mr Tea
> 
Ditto, thanks.  It's aggravating, since several of my folders that I use
most often are at the bottom of my list, but Inbox is always at the top, so
when I close and reopen, the list is scrolled down and Inbox is not visible.
Nothing to get really upset about, but still annoying.
-- 
Ken Frazier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

"Beware when the great God lets loose a thinker on this planet. Then all
things are at risk."

R. W. Emerson, "Circles"


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