Hi,
I was just wondering why anyone would want that many emails in their in box.
I try to delete those I do not need and save those I do to Flash Disk or better 
yet Cf Card.
Colleen


----- Original Message -----
From: "Raul A. Gallegos" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Date: 2009/11/03 19:30:07
Subject: Re: [GWN] QUESTION ABOUT EMAIL

>
>
> The Braille Sense and Voice Sense in many ways are like PDAs for the 
> blind. On a PDA FOR SIGHTED PEOPLE, IT's probably not going to be used 
> for thousands of email messages. Since the Sense notetakers build an 
> index file when the inbox is loaded, the updating and building of this 
> index file would take longer when there are more messages. Personally I 
> try to keep less than 1000 messages in the inbox since the email program 
> doesn't have features such as automatic sorting of mail into other folders.
> 
> Many thanks.
> 
> On 11/2/2009 7:57 AM, Tessa wrote:
> > Just to comment on my experience with too much email. I understand that the
> > program will use as much space as the bs+ has available, but so far here's
> > my experience.
> > First my flashdisk has about 5 to 6gb of freespace.
> > I've been testing out the email limits by loading as much as I can into the
> > program.
> > At about 3,000 messages the bs+ starts acting up, or at least my particular
> > unit does. The inbox is very slow to load, taking 5 to 10 seconds between
> > percentages, so overall taking several minutes to load the entire inbox. At
> > 4,000 messages I found it took about 4 to 5 minutes just to load the inbox,
> > and when adding new mail after the mail had been downloaded it took what
> > seemed a long time for the new mail to be intigrated with the current list.
> > Large messages take a minute or two to open, I don't know if that's normal
> > or if it's a result of too much mail. Large being 50k or so.
> > I found that several messages when opened gave me the dull ding, but oddly
> > enough the unit didn't freeze solid but would allow me to exit out of the
> > message and go on to something else. Unfortunately it did freeze up while I
> > was saving the inbox after deleting some 600 messages.
> > So, with this particular machine it appears that 3000 messages is about the
> > practical limit for the inbox. Not to mention that getting around amidst
> > that many messages and finding anything is a challenge in itself.
> > Tessa
> >
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> 
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