> This is almost certainly due to a known bug in 0.64 with POP > folders: you should set the "keep open" value for this folder to 0 > (in the "Folders" page of its properties dialog). Of course, it > should also be marked as a permanently monitored folder in the "New > Mail" page (it should be on by default for POP3).
Yes this helped, thanks a lot. >>- folder should be activated on getting focus, not only on Enter or >>double-click >> > > Just set "open folder on single click" option in the folder tree page. Oops, indeed, except that it's on the "Misc" page actually. I think "Folder view" is a more logical place for it. Also, now it does open a folder when I move cursor to it, but it also jumps focus to the message window at once, which I don't need. And it tries to open it immediately, which may take some time if it's big. For these two reasons it is nearly impossible to go from folder A to folder B using keyboard if there are several other folders between them in the list. So I think you should remove jumping to the message list panel on opening and add a small delay between getting focus and trying to open the folder, so that it is possible to navigate in the tree panel using keyboard. >>- Tab key should switch between three panels (tree, list, message) and >>not only two as it does now >> > > No, it shouldn't - what for? For scrolling. Now when you are in the message list, page down/up works on the message itself if it is long, but up/down works on the list itself, which is really confusing. If I see three panels, I want to be able to visit all of them to be able to scroll within each one independently. A few more points: - Could not find a way to change text color of the folder tree, only background. I changed the two other panels to black background/white text, but I can't do the same in the tree view because text is always black. - I found no way to configure what is run when I open an attachment. The helpers page only sets the browser and the editor. For attachments, it launches Internet Explorer (yuck!). I think this must be configurable too. - One great feature that I'm missing a lot (it was in the old Netscape mail) is being able to go back and forth along the sequence of messages that were read recently, even across folders. The keys that correspond to a browser's back and forward could be used for this, that is alt-left and alt-right. If you could implement this simple feature it would be great. Saving the message view history across sessions would be even better. - There's no way to see if a long message contains an attachment, other than by scrolling to its end. I think all messages with attachments should be somehow marked either in the message list, or in the message header, or both. - On opening a folder, I can automatically select either first/last message of first/last unread message. Can't I just select the message which was the last that I read in the previous opening of the folder? I think this would be the most convenient and useful option. Also, the "folder view" page says: "...will select the first or last unread message depending on the next option." But the next option is "preview message when selected." How can it affect the "first or last" choice? And if that's not it, how can I decide this? -- Dmitry Kirsanov http://www.kirsanov.com _______________________________________________ Mahogany-Users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/mahogany-users
