I think you're right, Dan. Option 2 is actually somewhat slower -- maybe
25% -- than Mark All as Read when all of the messages are unread. But, if
you're just catching up the latest few dozen messages in a folder that has
a few thousand items, Option 2 is 10x faster or more.
It looks like Mark
On 6/26/01 02:27, Michael J. Kobb wrote:
In any event, Mark All as Read is surprisingly slow -- 13 seconds on a
folder of only 562 items, on a 500MHz G4 laptop!
Ah, you see, that's your problem...Entourage is optimized for the 733 mHz
G4. All you need to do is to upgrade your computer and all
On or near 6/25/01 11:27 PM, Michael J. Kobb at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
observed:
Speaking of Threaded view -- I'm curious as to whether people use this a
lot. I never do, because I found its utility to be greatly diminished by
the apparent absence of any way to sort the threads, except the
I can mark all my unread messages (in a given folder) as read in two ways:
1) Choose Mark all as read
or
2) Cmd-Y to show only unread. Cmd-A to select all. Cmd-T to mark the
selected items as read.
Option 2 is typically tremendously faster than option 1, especially in a
large mailbox like a
On or near 6/25/01 5:59 PM, Michael J. Kobb at [EMAIL PROTECTED] observed:
I can mark all my unread messages (in a given folder) as read in two ways:
1) Choose Mark all as read
or
2) Cmd-Y to show only unread. Cmd-A to select all. Cmd-T to mark the
selected items as read.
Option
On 6/25/01 5:59 PM, Michael J. Kobb [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can mark all my unread messages (in a given folder) as read in two ways:
1) Choose Mark all as read
or
2) Cmd-Y to show only unread. Cmd-A to select all. Cmd-T to mark the
selected items as read.
Option 2 is typically
