"Goncalo Farias" wrote on 24/08/2007 at 08:41:23 +1100
subject "Interface Inconsistencies" :
> In reply to <mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> :
>>> If I sent you an email in 1996 and it stayed on your ISP mail
>>> server until today how should it appear on email client? With
>>> today's date or 1996?
I>> I was importing emails from my local drive that was _already_
I>> downloaded. Its not on my ISP. I always download and delete my
I>> email from the server.
> You're avoiding my question, I'm just curious if on purpose or not.
I would say that it should appear with todays date.
I>>>> And in case you didn't know this already, _only_ the Bat! does
I>>>> this. NO other email does this. None.
>>> It's different, not necessarily wrong.
I>> Its wrong.
> Until you answer my question it's JUST different.
I would say that TB! is doing it RIGHT. TB! received the imported
eMails today, so they have to display in the default "today" filter.
If someone want it differently, (s)he is free do use the features of
TB! to create any view (s)he wants.
If (s)he is not willing to understand the features that TB! offers,
(s)he can move to an other eMail client. There are 30 days of free
trial to test TB! before buying.
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Sincerely
Hendrik Oesterlin - email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
TheBat! 3.99.21 (BETA) and Regula Anti-Spam Plugin 2.2.6.0 on Windows 2000
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