Vishal, [V] wrote: AM>> It need not look *identical* in the majority of instances.
V> Proportional fonts could accomplish that equally well, I suppose, if V> hard line breaks were put in like in MicroEd. Plus they'd look better V> at my end. Yes. AM>> For example, say I wish to split a quoted paragraph into two and reply AM>> to each part separately. I reflow the paragraph, split it into two, AM>> separate the parts so that I can insert my own text, reflow the second AM>> part of the paragraph and then have the cursor in position to start AM>> typing. With the use of a PowerPro macro, I achieve all of that with a AM>> single keyboard macro triggered by hitting Alt-D. V> Nice. I wish there were some way to do this in TB itself. I'm rather V> against the idea of installing another piece of software. A system wide macro tool is to me, a better idea than having each application implement macros. PowerPro is extremely stable and useful. I can't do without it now since I have it doing many things throughout the system, though I use it mostly with TB!. V> Yes, I know that. What I meant is that it's never clear what 'next' V> and 'previous' mean in different contexts. Depending on how your V> messages are sorted, they could mean anything. "Delete and move to V> next" could be disastrous here, which is why I never keep the main V> window out of sight. Delete always deletes only that message you're viewing. It's the message that you're next taken to that's dependent on your list sorting. Why is that disastrous? AM>> No. Though the ticker messages have been filtered to their various AM>> folders, opening the ticker virtual folder, V> What do you mean by "opening the ticker virtual folder"? If you have unread messages in multiple folders and all those folders have the 'Show unread messages on Mail ticker" option enabled, double click the ticker and the ticker virtual folder will appear. By default the message list isn't opened, so you have to enable it, by going to View/Message List. As you can see now, you have a folder view window, listing all messages that are in the Mail Ticker, even though they are distributed across different folders. If you enable the Folder column in the message list, you'll now see which messages belong to which folder. -- -= allie_M =- | List Moderator PGPKeys: http://www.ac-martin.com/pgpkeys.html _
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