If you dont want to read them, jus tread what you want, and do 'mark all as read' ?
On Sun, 2002-05-19 at 08:21, Kenneth Porter wrote: > On Sat, 2002-05-18 at 02:27, Oliver Kurlvink wrote: > > hi there :) > > > > i know there have been many discussions in the past about how to handle > > the notification of new mails. afaik the current position is "to bold" > > folders which have unread mails. that's okay to see whether there are > > unread mails, but it does not tells you if there are new mails. just > > take a folder with 200 mails and 2 unread mails. these two mails arrived > > two weeks ago and you just not want read them, because they seem to be > > spam. now you fetch mail and get 20 new mails. > > My approach is to move all obvious spam to a separate folder. I have a > filter that catches the worst offenders. I then scan the spam folder for > any false positives and move them back to the inbox, mark all read (from > the Edit menu), switch to inbox, move all the remaining spam to the spam > folder, and again mark all read. > > Any messages I've read and which need some response but which I don't > want to deal with immediately go in a ToDo folder. > > My objective is to keep the Inbox empty except for new, uncategorized > mail. All expected mail is filtered to separate folders (eg. mailing > lists, specific friends, specific product support). > > BTW, I'm also an ex-PMMail user. I got tired of waiting for the PMMail > developers to get things like IMAP and TLS implemented and decided to go > for an open source GUI client. If I really want a feature and no one > else wants to code it, I can always implement it myself. > > > _______________________________________________ > evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution _______________________________________________ evolution maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution
