Hallo Claude,
On Friday, October 01, 1999, 9:03:27 PM, Claude wrote:
C> But I have *many* folders in which I get non urgent (the most) and
C> urgent (the less) posts. I can't make a formal rule to sort them out,
C> as the same sender may send a post *I* think urgent or an other *I*
C> think it may wait a bit. So I must see the subject to chose it needs
C> to by read or replied in a hurry, or not.
C> The only thing I wish is, when I've seen these posts, having them
C> marked "seen" :)))
C> ... and the folder becoming orange until it gets some new post(s) ;-)
While I see your problem, I am still against using 256 colours.
However, I am in favour of a "seen" flag.
How about this: When you focus a message in the message list and you
don't read through it (either by double-clicking on it or using the
space-bar at least once), it will not be "new" any more, but it will
also not have been "read", thus it has been "seen". Another small icon
then appears, like the "parked" thing, but with an "S" instead of a
"P" (and in orange colour if you like ;-)). This can be toggled on and
off like the "parked" icon.
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Cheers,
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