> Hello Chris, > A reminder of what Chris typed on: > Friday, June 16, 2006 at 23:34:09 GMT +1000
C>> I've made a custom view mode for a folder so I can just view the C>> unread messages only without affecting every other folder. C>> Sometimes though I will want to quickly switch back to viewing all C>> messages without having to go into Preferences and remove the C>> filter from the folder view. Afterwards, I would then want to go C>> back to the unread view again. What would be the best way for me to do this? > If you are using the current version, you can create a Message List > tab the lets you see Unread messages only. When you want to see unread > messages click on the "Unread" tab. When you want to go back just click on the > "All" tab. > Make sure View/MessageList Tabs is turned on. This should give you a > tab called All. Right click on that and you should be able to create > an Unread tab. Hi, I had a bit of a play with the tabs, but the problem I saw was that a tab affects the entire folder structure. So, I go into the folder I only want to view unread, and click on the unread tab, which works ok. I then go into the next folder (say just to check something), but it is also set to unread. So, I click the all tab, find what I was after, and then go back to the first folder - and it now shows everything, so I have to click back on the unread tab. A bit too much clicking. Something where you can set a particular view for a folder (and only that folder), but quickly disable that view and go back to The Bat default view if you want to find something not in your view was what I was after. If The Bat developers read this list, maybe they can consider a feature like this for a future version? -- Regards, Chris ________________________________________________ Current version is 3.80.06 | 'Using TBUDL' information: http://www.silverstones.com/thebat/TBUDLInfo.html
