computer said: >I know that but that needs much more space and I would have to scroll to >see all the data I need to see. Also it is no use to see that I have sent >a mail (I know that, I only want to see to whom) and that I received a >mail (I only want to see from whom, the account I can see anyway).
I still don't see why it won't work. My In Tray doesn't display the To column (because, as you say, I know that it came to me), only the From column. My folders that save sent messages include the To column and not the From. In those folders that I store both incoming and outgoing messages, I usually display the From column. This lets me easily see if it's an incoming or outgoing message (although I also use the icons in the far left column). I don't have any folders that display BOTH the To and From columns. I'm on a PowerBook, so not a huge amount of screen real estate, and this works for me. Whichever folder is open, I can see the info I need, whether that is the To or From, account, spam rating (once a message gets past my In Tray by means of filters, I don't display the spam rating, so this means I only display the Spam Rating column in the In Tray, the Recent Mail browser, and the Spam folder), etc. -- Sherman
