On Mon, 31 Jul 2000 18:11:07 -0500, Joe Finocchiaro wrote:
MDP>> That particular message preview window is a cross section of
MDP>> all folders and only contains new messages.
JF> I.e., the messages that are in the "inbox" equal the messages
JF> observed in the message preview window?
Actually, all messages may be viewed in the preview window. The
area of the main TB! window in which message bodies are displayed is the
preview window. When you double click on the ticker, the window that
appears is a folder view window and consists of, from top to bottom, a
toolbar, a message list (if View | Message list is enabled), and the
'message view sub-window'.
If you double-click on any message in the inbox, a window will
appear displaying the message. This is the 'View Folder' window
displaying the Inbox contents.
MDP>> It is a virtual folder that doesn't exist anywhere else and cannot
MDP>> be accessed anywhere else other than via the ticker. *That's*
MDP>> why I say I use the ticker virtual folder to manage new mail.
JF> Well, that comment makes it all that much more muddled for me...so I
JF> think I'll let that one pass for awhile, okay?
There's no other way in TB! of having a 'view folder' window
display messages from multiple folders and even across accounts
*together*.
JF> I think we're losing something in the semantics here.
<'stuff' snippet> My head is spinning. I think *I* need a drink.
;-b
JF> So my question again is this:
JF> Is all the filtering for Joe Smith's messages done under the @John Doe
JF> Account? Or is it done under the Joe Smith "account" or mailbox?
<cough> What?!
JF> Now if this try didn't explain it well enough, then I don't know about you, but
JF> *I'm* going to go get drunk and start all over again tomorrow morning.
:>>)
Erghm, uhm, oh yeah, let's try again tomorrow. <g>
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