Hello Thomas,
On Mittwoch, 27. September 2000 at 17:04:31 you wrote:
> If you mean you are looking for a button that makes TB ignore the
> "check mail every xxx minutes" setting, then it is clear.
That's what I and Charly Turner are looking for.
> I fail to see the logic though. If there are 100+ messages on the
> server, it doesn't matter whether I download them now and read them
> later, or download them later, when I want to read them.
Here you lost me. I'll try again. :-) Let me give you an example.
I already have the 100 messages in my TBUDL-folder. While I am reading
for example the 60th message a new message arrives and is sorted in as
10th message. If some of the messages around it are still marked
unread, because I wasn't interested in the subject, the new message
#10 would hide itself inbetween there. After finishing reading the 100
messages I usually mark them all and trash them. The new arrived
message is gone, too, without me noting that.
That's why I don't want any additonal mails to be put in the folder
while I am reading the ones I have.
so lomg
Tobias
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