Re: Thread color group

2004-04-10 Thread ken green
Allie Martin wrote: > It would appear not. You'd have to do it manually, i.e., expand the > thread, select all messages in the thread and then apply the colour > group. Thanks for the reply. That's the conclusion I came to - what I've been doing. Actually, I'm too lazy to do that ;) I end up color

Re: Thread color group

2004-04-10 Thread Joseph N.
On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 01:27:25 GMT, Allie Martin wrote: > You'd have to do it manually, i.e., expand the > thread, select all messages in the thread and then apply the colour > group. Or set a filter on the subject or reference and run it manually. Thereafter new messages would be colored appropr

Re: Thread color group

2004-04-10 Thread Allie Martin
Ken Green, [KG] wrote: KG> Is there an easy way to set an entire thread to a certain color KG> group? Individual messages have many ways of assigning a color KG> group (menu, right click, keyboard shortcuts) - I was wondering if KG> the same was available for marking an entire thread. It would ap

Thread color group

2004-04-10 Thread ken green
There are commands for marking a thread as Read or Unread and Parking or UnParking a thread. Is there an easy way to set an entire thread to a certain color group? Individual messages have many ways of assigning a color group (menu, right click, keyboard shortcuts) - I was wondering if the same wa