Re: OT: Speaking of nits to be picked - Thunderbird

2017-08-16 Thread John 

I'll try that & let you know how it works.

On 8/14/2017 21:01, steve harley wrote:

On 2017-08-10 18:20 , John wrote:

The only way to get it to go into "junk" so the adaptive junk control
will work is to go up into the message pane, right click the message and
scroll down through the menu to find "Mark as Junk".


or press the j key (unless you've remapped it)



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Re: OT: Speaking of nits to be picked - Thunderbird

2017-08-14 Thread steve harley 

On 2017-08-10 18:20 , John wrote:

The only way to get it to go into "junk" so the adaptive junk control
will work is to go up into the message pane, right click the message and
scroll down through the menu to find "Mark as Junk".


or press the j key (unless you've remapped it)

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Re: OT: Speaking of nits to be picked - Thunderbird

2017-08-10 Thread ann sanfedele 

I love it when you talk dirty, Larry
ann

On 8/10/2017 5:13 PM, Larry Colen wrote:



steve harley wrote:

On 2017-08-10 10:23 , John wrote:

Someone used the expression in a recent post & it triggered a thought.

Every message I receive using Thunderbird has a "Junk" button I can
click ... EXCEPT for those messages Thunderbird thinks ARE junk.

They have a "Not Junk" button I can click, but nothing that lets me
confirm "Yes, this *IS* Junk."


that's because a the button is a toggle; on those messages, Thunderbird
already believes "yes, this is junk" **unless** you click Not Junk


How much time are we going to spend talking about John's junk?










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Re: OT: Speaking of nits to be picked - Thunderbird

2017-08-10 Thread John 

On 8/10/2017 16:13, steve harley wrote:

On 2017-08-10 10:23 , John wrote:

Someone used the expression in a recent post & it triggered a thought.

Every message I receive using Thunderbird has a "Junk" button I can
click ... EXCEPT for those messages Thunderbird thinks ARE junk.

They have a "Not Junk" button I can click, but nothing that lets me
confirm "Yes, this *IS* Junk."


that's because a the button is a toggle; on those messages, Thunderbird
already believes "yes, this is junk" **unless** you click Not Junk




Except that if you just click delete, it puts it in "trash" rather than
"junk".

The only way to get it to go into "junk" so the adaptive junk control
will work is to go up into the message pane, right click the message and
scroll down through the menu to find "Mark as Junk".

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Re: OT: Speaking of nits to be picked - Thunderbird

2017-08-10 Thread Matthew Hunt 
On Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 5:13 PM, Larry Colen  wrote:

> How much time are we going to spend talking about John's junk?

Especially when nits are concerned.

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Re: OT: Speaking of nits to be picked - Thunderbird

2017-08-10 Thread Larry Colen 



steve harley wrote:

On 2017-08-10 10:23 , John wrote:

Someone used the expression in a recent post & it triggered a thought.

Every message I receive using Thunderbird has a "Junk" button I can
click ... EXCEPT for those messages Thunderbird thinks ARE junk.

They have a "Not Junk" button I can click, but nothing that lets me
confirm "Yes, this *IS* Junk."


that's because a the button is a toggle; on those messages, Thunderbird
already believes "yes, this is junk" **unless** you click Not Junk


How much time are we going to spend talking about John's junk?







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Re: OT: Speaking of nits to be picked - Thunderbird

2017-08-10 Thread steve harley 

On 2017-08-10 10:23 , John wrote:

Someone used the expression in a recent post & it triggered a thought.

Every message I receive using Thunderbird has a "Junk" button I can
click ... EXCEPT for those messages Thunderbird thinks ARE junk.

They have a "Not Junk" button I can click, but nothing that lets me
confirm "Yes, this *IS* Junk."


that's because a the button is a toggle; on those messages, Thunderbird 
already believes "yes, this is junk" **unless** you click Not Junk



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Re: OT: Speaking of nits to be picked - Thunderbird

2017-08-10 Thread ann sanfedele 

My Thunderbird does have both Junk and Not Junk buttons
hmmm
ann

On 8/10/2017 12:23 PM, John wrote:

Someone used the expression in a recent post & it triggered a thought.

Every message I receive using Thunderbird has a "Junk" button I can
click ... EXCEPT for those messages Thunderbird thinks ARE junk.

They have a "Not Junk" button I can click, but nothing that lets me
confirm "Yes, this *IS* Junk."

I've tried the "customize buttons" route like we discovered for the
recent "Reply - Reply List" problem. No joy there.





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