Hi Steve,
On Tue, 11 Apr 2000 17:57:01 -0700GMT (12/04/2000, 08:57 +0800GMT),
Steve Lamb wrote:
SL> Along these lines, yes, the bat should stop flapping when a single new
SL> message is read. Logic is simple. "Has new mail be read since the last time
SL> new mail has come in? No, flap. Yes, don't flap." This lets people leave
SL> mail unread in unimportant folders (like my home mailing list folders) while
SL> being alerted to new mail (which might be in my /work/ folders while I am at
SL> work!).
If there is a demand for "stop-flying-after-first msg-is-read", I want
an option to toggle it away <g>.
I would use (if it existed) and action in my incoming mail filter for
mailing lists: "Mark message as flagged", together with "mark message
as read". This way, I go through the flagged messages at the end of
the folder and know which ones I haven't read yet.
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Cheers,
Thomas.
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