Jordon wrote:
Frog wrote:
I was reading one of Daniel's responses in a earlier thread (titled "Re:
SM 2.04 - compacting folders at convenient times") where he stated the
following:
Does your wife have all her mail in a single folder or has she broken
the mail up into yearly folder for different mail, e.g. I store all my
past mail in folders under the Local Folders as 2009_Family,
2008_Family, 2009_Work, 2008_Work, etc., etc..
Are the instructions for how to establish such folders available on the
web? If I eventually establish such folders on my system, are they
accessible from within Mozilla (same at the Inbox) or are they opened
via some other reader?
I know that this question is below the elementary level for most people;
however, I don't know how to make this happen so I am asking the
question. I would appreciate gaining access to information on the
procedures for building such folders under the Local Folder heading.
Right click Local Folders and select New Folder and it my
become clear(er).
Thanks for the response---but I'm still lost. Prior to sending my
message, I added a folder to what I thought would work. Here is what I did:
---Opened Windows Explorer and made my way down to (SeaMonkey 1.1.18):
C:\Documents and Settings\Kermit Taylor\Application
Data\Mozilla\Profiles\Frog-SeaM\g62n48iz.slt\Mail\Local Folders
I then left clicked/highlighted the Local Folder and then clicked File
and selected New and then Folder. I then gave this new folder a name.
It seemed that everything was working at this point. I next returned to
my Mail page...clicked GO at the top of the window and the new folder
did not appear. That lead me to believe I had done something wrong or
that messages (once stored in this folder) would not open under Mozilla.
I then deleted this folder (sending it to the Recycle Bin). Did I
in reality do as you suggested in your response to my message? I did
not attempt to move a message to this new folder---as I was not sure
that I was on the right path.
By the way, I also have SeaMonkey 2.0.4 on my system. I also did the
same thing there with the same results.
Frog
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