Hi TBUDL,
I want to use park as a "keep" also and have been frustrated by having to either
leave messages marked "parked" in original folder or having the "park" removed when
moving to another folder.
I'm surprised others haven't foud this irritating.
I was unaware that filters kept the "parked" status.
At 07/31/2000 6:26:00 you wrote:
>Hello All,
>
>When moving a parked message manually, TB, after asking for
>confirmation, moves and unparks it. Doing the same thing with a
>filter (either manual or auto), TB *copy* it along with its status
>(parked), and the original is left in the original folder (also
>parked).
>
>SNIPPED STUFF
>status intact, because I've been using the "park" function as I use
>the "keep" function in Forte Agent, which basically means "don't
>delete this message". It doesn't matter what folder it's in, I don't
>want to kill it accidentally. Losing the "parked" status when moving
>is therefore killing me.
>
>I also fail to see why moving a parked message manually and with a
>filter are implemented differently.
>
>Could someone enlighten me on this issue?
>
>--
>Best regards,
>Ming-Li
>
>Using The Bat! 1.45 S/MIME under Win2k
>
>
>
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