>Not only that I would like to be to invoke the contextual menu without >the control key, much like they do for the message status.
There was a feature in the OS9 Internet Exploiter that I found very handy. If you clicked and held the pointer for a second, the contextual menu would appear without using the Control key. I haven't been able to find the same feature in IE-X. >At least make it a option. The Mac has always been about personalization/customization, and I applaud any program that is preference-rich. >This might help you, every message that comes in I run though >a filter and apply a filter. Thus all the messages that are in my mail >browser are labeled. Anything not label usually goes in the trash. I'm a filter-freak, myself. I've got 28 separate Mail Filters, many max'd out at the 16 rule limit. I may have multiple filters that apply to a single mail folder. Let's say that I have a folder called "Family & Friends". One filter might have the addresses of my friends with the filter "Set label to: Friends" which is one of the ten Label fields available. The "Friends" label color is a nice dark green. The "Stop applying filters..." option is not checked. The next Mail Filter might have the addresses of my family members with "Set label to: Family" which is a deep purple. Again, the "Stop applying filters..." option is not checked. A third filter would then have all of the addresses of the first two, with the action "Move message into folder: Family & Friends". This time, I would check "Stop applying filters..." The net affect would be that all of the e-mail from family AND friends would be routed to the same folder, but I could immediately identify friend from foe ...er, I mean family, by the label color. I could also sort by label as well, if I wanted to separate the two groups. Now, what if I got a post from Uncle Fred, e-mailed from his death-bed, bequeathing his extensive beer-bottles-of-the-world collection to me. Now that's an important message! I don't want loose that one amongst the "Hi. How's the family..." and "Let's do lunch" e-mails. So I would go to the menu -> File -> Label and scroll down to a bright red label called "Important!". What I'm trying to illustrate here is that A) the more label choices you have, the more organized you can be, and B) having to mouse through the menus is a pain - minor may it be. So yes, Mike, let's raise the flag for additional and more accessible labels in PowerMail. Ta, Tahhhhh.... Tony -- Anthony R. Sanna SACO Foods, Inc. 6120 University Avenue Middleton, WI 53562 1-800-373-7226 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
