Hi Shantanu,
Tue, 21 Oct 2003 12:32:56 [GMT +0530] (3:02 AM EDT here) you wrote:
> Can someone please explain what exactly does "color groups and fonts" does?
I use color groups, manually, to indicate the priorities I have set on
handling messages I've received and read (or possibly only scanned).
For instance:
I use red to call my attention to messages I'd like to
reread sometime.
I use bright fuchsia to call my attention to
time-critical messages that I MUST respond to.
> I read the manual but didn't get what exactly the authors mean by it.
> Is it that i can use the feature wherein I can use different colors for
> different mailing list or individuals. So, every time I open The Bat all
> mails sent by a particular friend appear in a specific color?
Absolutely. You can filter your incoming mail to recognize your
friend's e-mail address. On the filter's Actions tab, check "Set the
Message's Coloor Group," and select a color.
Using The Bat! v1.62r
on Windows 2000 5.0 Build 2195Service Pack 4
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