Karel Gillissen wrote:
>In stead of performing a search, you could try defining a filter here:
>
>In a filter set "Other Field..." "Content Type" "does not contain"
>"plain". I think this will catch HTML messages.
No; to make a filter that catches HTML messages, uses the [content type]
[contains] [HTML part].
Rick Lecoat answered:
>My problem with the filtering option is that the filter needs to DO
>something to the message. And I don't want to move these messages, or
>relabel them, or anything like that. I just want to leave them as they
>are and see them displayed in a window.
Not an elegant solution, but you can make a filter that adds a prefix to
the subject, apply this filter to the selected messages, then search for
this prefix subject. Finally, change the filter to remove the prefix.
Jérôme - PowerMail Engineering
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