Hi,
>>> What option did you set in main menu View / Global View Mode? You >>> should have the first item marked: (No view mode). Then all view modes >>> for folders can be set independently. > I thing this is correct behaviour. The view modes definitions are > like definitions of other attributes and you can change it only in > Preferences panel. Then, they are available for message list in > folders. Yes, I agree. But the assignment of the view modes to folders should not necessarily be a global affair. > If you decide that all folders have the same view mode by > selecting global view mode from View menu, then every change in > definition of the selected view mode is immediately visible in all > folders. Only selecting "(No view mode)" entry makes the possibility > to have different view modes in particular folders. The "global mode" thing is very handy, it's something I miss from many other programs where I have make the same adjustments to every single folder seperately. At fifty or so folders this can take a while. But it also leads to the problem I'm hinting at: I have defined "global mode" to work for most of my folders. Then there are a few I want to set to something different, so I would take them (only them, not all) off the "global mode". I wouldn't want to do anything else, because otherwise the normal folders loose their "manage one change all" behaviour. The way you have been describing it so far is either have all folders on global with no exceptions, or manage each folder by itself. Neither is the way needed. I need to set and adjust "most folders" as a unit (change once, see adjustment in all) and only exclude single folders from this management. -- Mit freundlichem Gruß Alto Speckhardt mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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