Hello Stefan,
On 27 Feb 2004 at 03:01:08 +0200 GMT [02:01 CET] you wrote:
M If I uncheck a box I would expect the corresponding folder to be set to
M (no view mode). Why not?
ST No view mode means using some column settings anyway. Which one
ST should be used? Is it account-wide,
Stefan Tanurkov wrote:
M If I uncheck a box I would expect the corresponding folder to be set to
M (no view mode). Why not?
No view mode means using some column settings anyway. Which one
should be used? Is it account-wide, folder-specific or parent
folder's?
If you uncheck that box, then the
Hello Stefan,
Yesterday, you and I wrote:
No view mode means using some column settings anyway. Which one
should be used? Is it account-wide, folder-specific or parent
folder's?
Right, now I get you. H, I'll have to think about it and talk with
my pillow tonight, if I ever get to bed
Hello Greg,
View Modes in Option | Preferences | Messages | VM | select VM | click
Used by ... are not the same as when in Main window Folder Properties
| column settings | Use view mode VMname or when in Main window and
right mouse click folder | Folder view mode | selected VM.
Used by ...?
Hello MAU,
Thursday, February 26, 2004, 4:47:56 AM, MAU wrote:
M Is that what you
M mean?
NO.
If you have global view modes off and are using individual view modes
for folders which have been set from the main window when you go into
Options | Preferences | Messages | View Modes | select VM
Hello Greg,
Now look at the folder where you know you are using that particular
view mode and you will see it is NOT selected.
Maybe I didn't explain it clearly enough, but that is exactly what I
mean when I say that Use by ... should also and actually be UseD
(notice the D) by Use by =/=
Hello MAU,
View Mode you can open the Use by.. dialog to select the folder that
Present and past tenses make a difference, and so do singular and plural
:)
The quoted line should read folderS, because you can select more than
just one :-)
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Best regards,
Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial -
Hello Greg,
Thursday, February 26, 2004, 5:03:20 PM, you wrote:
GS If you have global view modes off and are using individual view modes
GS for folders which have been set from the main window when you go into
GS Options | Preferences | Messages | View Modes | select VM (one which you
GS are
Hello MAU,
Friday, February 27, 2004, 2:52:31 AM, you wrote:
M If I uncheck a box I would expect the corresponding folder to be set to
M (no view mode). Why not?
No view mode means using some column settings anyway. Which one
should be used? Is it account-wide, folder-specific or parent
Hello Stefan,
Thursday, February 26, 2004, 6:19:39 PM, Stefan Tanurkov wrote:
GS If you have global view modes off and are using individual view modes
GS for folders which have been set from the main window when you go into
GS Options | Preferences | Messages | View Modes | select VM (one which
Hello Greg,
I don't get to hung up on past tense and present tense. I thought you
meant what was actually in the UI. Maybe I may have made a slight
grammatically error, but my point is I think it is a BUG.
Well, as you know, English is not my mother language and I thought the
idea that Use by
Hello MAU,
Thursday, February 26, 2004, 9:35:10 AM, MAU wrote:
Now look at the folder where you know you are using that particular
view mode and you will see it is NOT selected.
M Maybe I didn't explain it clearly enough, but that is exactly what I
M mean when I say that Use by ... should
Hello TBUDL,
Should the view modes selected be the same without regard to how you
look at them?
View Modes in Option | Preferences | Messages | VM | select VM | click
Used by ... are not the same as when in Main window Folder Properties
| column settings | Use view mode VMname or when in Main
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