Hi, I realize it's generally bad form to reply to myself, but here's an update: Problem solved (it was my fault - overlooked an option)...
On Saturday, October 06, 2012, at 12:09:02 PM PST, I wrote: > I do a bit of manual folder management while reading email, which > often includes deleting selected messages from folders. With my > previous v4.x, the "bytes saved" confirmation message only appeared > when manually "compacting" a folder. Now it appears every time I > delete any messages from any folder! This necessitates an additional > mouse click or "enter" key operation to close this new and generally > useless notification. I'm glad that storage space is "released", but > I don't need to be told just how much is released every time I > delete a message! > I've looked all over the "preferences", and can't seem to find a way > to disable this annoying "feature". The solution to my problem was this: In Account Properties | Mail management | Deletion, there's this option: "Compact emptied folders automatically" With this option, selected on this level (account level, as opposed to individual folder level), every time I would right-click on a folder and select "empty", it would also compact the folder, giving me the "bytes saved" message. I've reset my account options to what I prefer -- to just compact everything upon program exit. All is well again, and I've now restored v5.2.2 on my main computer. Sometimes, it just takes a while to figure out precisely what type of idiot I've been in a given situation. I usually figure it out. Eventually. :) -- Melissa PGP Public Key: http://tinyurl.com/2cmefzy TB! v5.2.2 on Windows 7 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1
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