Hello Mary and everyone else who responded to my initial Q about setting up a "super" inbox that would hold all the inbox mail of several different e-mail accounts. Clearly this can be accomplished with both common as well as virtual folders. But, not for those among us tenaciously holding on to ver. 1.62r. Those of us living in the past must settle for the "common" folder. However, for my purposes, a "virtual" folder would have been the way to go as it would insure that replies would reflect the account that received the message to which I would be replying. It also would avoid adding unnecessary bytes of data to be stored to the pc's hard drive. I was all set to upgrade in order to get some virtual folders, until Mary wrote (at 7:56 a.m. on Monday, August 1):
MB> be aware that major changes to MB> the User Interface have happened and that there's a bit of a learning MB> curve. Further, some parts of those UI changes are still a "work in MB> progress," which complicates the learning curve a bit more. Ok. That didn't phase me. But then, she wrote: MB> NB: If you are one who uses many filters or many keyboard shortcuts, MB> you should be aware that those are not conserved in the upgrade. They MB> will have to be redone, and with the new methods provided in the new MB> User Interface. That phased me. I have dozens of folders into which mail is being sorted. The thought of spending time rekeying all those filters gives me pause. I will have to upgrade, but not at the moment as I just don't have the time to do all that rekeying. Once again, thanks to everyone for your suggestions and input. -- Avi Avram Sacks Chicago using The Bat ver. 1.62r on MS XP pro. ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.51.10 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
