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Dietger Kuller - 28 Aug 2004 09:18 GMT

Hello,

if there is a new unread message, the folder or box (or whatever You
call it) is underlined.

1. If I don't read a message for a long time, this underlinig disapears.
Is that changeable and how?

2. I would like to see, if there are queued messages in the box "mails
to sent". So it would be nice, if the box is underlined (or better
colored) if there is a queued message in). Is it possible to change it
easyly?

(Eudora 6.1.1 payed mode, MacOSX)

thanks for answers

Dietger

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Sander Tekelenburg - 28 Aug 2004 23:32 GMT

> if there is a new unread message, the folder or box (or whatever You
> call it) is underlined.
>
> 1. If I don't read a message for a long time, this underlinig disapears.
> Is that changeable and how?

Depends on exactly how you want it changed. If you want it to be
underlined if the mailbox has unread messages, period, than that's not
possible. This is a long-standing bug IMO.

What is possible is to set after how many days unread messages should
still trigger the underlining. There's an x-eudora-setting for that:
<x-eudora-setting:9603>.

But it has some way too low maximum to be practical. Messages that are
sent with a wrong date, set back some years, will still slip into the
mailbox silently. If you have a mailbox sorted by Date this really
sucks. I wish this would get fixed.

> 2. I would like to see, if there are queued messages in the box "mails
> to sent".

It's called the "Out" box.

> So it would be nice, if the box is underlined (or better
> colored) if there is a queued message in). Is it possible to change it
> easyly?

Not that I know of. But you can always submit a feature request.

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