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M Remember what Al+F2 does? It opens the shortcut editor :-)
How did you manage that? When I try to set it up using the spacebar
it's not registered; the shortcut reads 'none'.
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Stuart
Using The Bat! v2.03 Beta/53 on Windows XP 5.1 Build 2600
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AM Interesting. Never could do that. Lucky you. :) I'd use read filters
AM more if that worked here.
I manually mark all mine read and the read filter works, it's just if
I mark multiple messages that I have a problem.
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Stuart
Using The Bat
Hello Stuart,
How did you manage that? When I try to set it up using the spacebar
it's not registered; the shortcut reads 'none'.
To tell you the truth, I don't remember. I did it a long time ago. I
seem to recall there was some conflict and that I had to change some
other shortcut first, but
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M To tell you the truth, I don't remember. I did it a long time ago. I
M seem to recall there was some conflict and that I had to change some
M other shortcut first, but I'm not even sure about this
I've cleared the existing shortcut that used space,
Hello Stuart,
I've just tried with another - in use - shortcut and it allowed me to
do that.
I think that this is a bug. I've posted something in TBBETA asking if
someone else could try using SPACE as a new shortcut.
Yes, I've seen your message in TBBETA. Let's see.
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Thank you both for identifying why my read filters don't work as I thought
they should. I also had one of the autoread options set, and have been
frustrated that filters don't work when I manually marking a message read.
Now I know why! :)
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Hello Peter,
But somehow I can't seem to link your ALT-Fnn to the msg thread.
OK, Alt+F12 opens the Shortcut Editor. And that is what I used t assign
Space to mark my messages as read and Enter to move to next unread.
Am I missing something ??
Maybe another beer? ;-)
(after having quite a
Mau, [M] wrote:
AFAIK, the shortcut to mark a message read is CTRL-M.
M Not in my TB :)
Alrighty. :) In my TB! '/' moves me to the next message. I don't have to
manually mark messages read often enough to need a convenient shortcut,
so I haven't reassigned that one.
Anyway, back to business,
where I read my messages. I have just tried Folder View and here I need
to use Ctrl+M to mark messages as read but the Read filters still work
and move messages just fine. I even tried from the MailTicker review
window (or however it is called, I never MailTicker) and Ctrl+M triggers
Read filters just
Mau, [M] wrote:
M I usually (99.9%) just use the message list pane and the preview pane
M where I read my messages. I have just tried Folder View and here I
M need to use Ctrl+M to mark messages as read but the Read filters
M still work and move messages just fine. I even tried from the
M
Hello Allie,
Interesting. Never could do that. Lucky you. :) I'd use read filters
more if that worked here.
Either you have something misconfigured or there is a bug and you should
then report it.
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Using The Bat! v2.01.3
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Mau, [M] wrote:
Interesting. Never could do that. Lucky you. :) I'd use read filters
more if that worked here.
M Either you have something misconfigured or there is a bug and you should
M then report it.
This has been a limitation I've lived with since I started using TB! in
1999. I never
Hello Allie,
What OS version are you using?
Win2K SP4
How do you set up the marking of your messages as read. Do you do it
only manually? Do you have auto-read flagging disabled?
Yes, only manually. And yes, disabled.
Also, see if your read filtering works on messages that you manually
Miguel Urech, [MU] wrote:
How do you set up the marking of your messages as read. Do you do it
only manually? Do you have auto-read flagging disabled?
MU Yes, only manually. And yes, disabled.
This is it!!! :)
When I disable auto-read flagging completely (i.e., disabling the two
autoread
to manually apply the read flag, you'll see that the
filtering no longer works.
Yes sir, you are right.
I'll discuss this one on TBBETA.
Great! Some people may be missing the good things about Read filters
because of this.
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Using The Bat
Miguel Urech, [MU] wrote:
MU Yes, only manually. And yes, disabled.
This is it!!! :)
MU You mean you had never tried that?
Nope. Never had a reason to. I've had reason to prevent messages from
being auto-flagged as read when being viewed in the preview window but
not in a separate window.
Hello Allie,
I'm toying with the idea of making my PowerPro shortcut not only do a
ctrlaltright arrow, but to first do a ctrlm.
I though about something like that but decided on Space and Enter. That
is so also because, when I process web queries (all in a single folder
and all unread), the
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I've got a READ filter that moves messages to a folder and it works
fine if I mark as read single messages, but if I mark multiple
messages it doesn't. Is this right or is it a bug?
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Stuart
Using The Bat! v2.03 Beta/53 on Windows XP 5.1 Build
Hello shemming,
I've got a READ filter that moves messages to a folder and it works
fine if I mark as read single messages, but if I mark multiple
messages it doesn't. Is this right or is it a bug?
I use many Read filters but I always use/used them on single messages.
You are right
as you read/browse them. To mark multiple messages as
read would amount to a manual action and read filters aren't triggered
then.
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Hello Allie,
Normally, the filter is triggered when unread messages are automatically
marked as read as you read/browse them. To mark multiple messages as
read would amount to a manual action and read filters aren't triggered
then.
I mark my messages as read manually, by hitting Space when I
Mau, [M] wrote:
M I mark my messages as read manually, by hitting Space when I decide I
M _have_ read them. That is a manual action, isn't it?
AFAIK, the shortcut to mark a message read is CTRL-M.
What does hitting space do for you? Move to another message?
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Hello Allie,
AFAIK, the shortcut to mark a message read is CTRL-M.
Not in my TB :)
What does hitting space do for you? Move to another message?
No, Space marks as read and Enter moves to next unread.
Remember what Al+F2 does? It opens the shortcut editor :-)
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Miguel A.
Hello MAU,
on Sat, 7 Feb 2004 01:56:32 +0100 (2004-02-07 01:56:32 in .nl) in the
message with reference mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] you
[] wrote (at least in part):
M Remember what Al+F2 does? It opens the shortcut editor :-)
I don't 'remember' what yours does, but here it does a 'Check Mail For
Hello Peter,
M Remember what Al+F2 does? It opens the shortcut editor :-)
I don't 'remember' what yours does, but here it does a 'Check Mail For
All'.
Messed up shortcuts maybe..??
Oooops! I meant to type Alt+F12, Alt+F12. Sorry
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Miguel A. Urech (El Escorial - Spain)
Hello MAU,
on Sat, 7 Feb 2004 02:59:09 +0100 (2004-02-07 02:59:09 in .nl) in the
message with reference mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] you
[] wrote (at least in part):
Messed up shortcuts maybe..??
M Oooops! I meant to type Alt+F12, Alt+F12. Sorry
Ok, so it does here.
But somehow I can't seem to link
Hello bats,
on Fri, 6. Feb 2004 at 17:30:57 +0100 MAU wrote:
M I use many Read filters but I always use/used them on single messages.
M You are right, it doesn't work if multiple messages are selected. What I
M don't know is if it should work that way and it can then be considered a
M bug.
/me
I'm starting to use the read-filters and noticed that the ctrl-M
shortcut doesn't trigger them (I have to open the msg in a new window
to execute the filter).
I think I'll add it to the bugtrack site, but before I'd like to know
if I'm the only one seeing this. Maybe it's fixed the last builds
Hello TBUDL,
I haven't been using Read Filters, so I know little regarding the
way they work. I intend to delete the messages sent by those who
insist on using html on other lists, doing so by filtering on their
email address as sender.
The problem is that all messages for lists go
from "new" to "read".
Some people don't use Incoming filters, so that all new messages
arrive in the Inbox. When they read them, the message will be sorted
into the appropriate folders. That's the idea.
DH I could do this manually, but want to know more about how TB!
DH imp
Hello Thomas others on TBUDL following this thread,
Wednesday, January 03, 2001, you stated regarding Read Filters:
TF I would use an incoming filter and delete the message (and mark it as
TF read, otherwise you have a "new" message in the Trash folder). This
TF filter should b
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