On 30-11-2000 at 15:14, Thomas Luck kindly wrote:
> Hello Doug,
TL>>> 2. is there a way to tell the bat that it should not mark any
TL>>> message as read until i mark them manually (at the moment i have a
TL>>> large default time, and i think it is not the best solution)
DW>> Do you mean you don't want them read even after you've read them?
> Yes... i usually mark them read, when i'v answered or done my job...
> so i know what i've to do (otherwise i would forget the job)
In that case, perhaps you're better off using colour groups.
In the Folder View panel and in the main window, under the
message menu, you'll find
Message --> Colour group
First, you need to define a few colours:
--> Edit colour groups
Click on [New], chose a name and a unique ID, e.g. [ToDo],
chose a colour under [Edit]. Click ok.
Now, you can select a message (via the message menu) and
assign it a colour. All your ToDo messages will have that
colour. (And when you've done the pertaining task, you can
'uncolour' messages by assining the [Group Colour (none).
- K -
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