Rick Lecoat on 5/6/03 said

>So this is what I can see a use for: a special window (summoned up from
>the Window Menu, and called something like the "Whole DB Window") that
>displays EVERY message in the database, regardless of where it is filed.
>I could sort that window by date and make date-based selections across
>the whole database very easily, or select all and run an AppleScript
>through every message in my db. I'm sure that other people on this list
>can see many other uses for being able to display all the messages in the
>db without regard for the folder structure (much as the Recent Mail
>Window does). Like I say, this would be a window that is only called up
>when required (as it would probably perform slowly, with so many items
>listed). But I'd find it an invaluable addition.
>
>Sound like a good idea to anyone else?

I think it would answer a lot of things that have been asked for in a
fairly simple way. That is, I think it would be simple. Maybe it wouldn't
be simple to program. It would be even better than a purge function,
which usually only gets rid of stuff older than a certain date. Your idea
would go both ways.

-- 
Barbara Needham


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