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John Gilmer

2007-09-03, 1:14 pm

Hi:

I just started using Thunderbird.

My copy of OE somehow got messed up and I was having difficulty configuring
it for gmail or my ISP. TB worked "first time" and still has most of the
"look and feel" of OE.

BUT there are a few features of OE that I still would like to have. They
include:

1) Having one of the "filter" actions include adding color to the listing
of the post.

2) Having a "Read Next Un-Read" button.

3) Deleting an entire un-expanded e-mail thread with one "click."

As far as I can determine, these "features" aren't yet available in TB.
Did I miss something?

Again, I LOVE Thunderbird. I especially like that it doesn't automaticlly
download pictures from SPAM. I expect that my SPAM load will decrease in
the next few weeks.

Thanks in advance.




Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo

2007-09-03, 1:14 pm

John Gilmer wrote:
> Hi:
>
> I just started using Thunderbird.
>
> My copy of OE somehow got messed up and I was having difficulty configuring
> it for gmail or my ISP. TB worked "first time" and still has most of the
> "look and feel" of OE.
>
> BUT there are a few features of OE that I still would like to have. They
> include:
>
> 1) Having one of the "filter" actions include adding color to the listing
> of the post.


lets see what I can do. Filtering: yes, its called tagging.
You'll see it when you create a filter. Or, hit the
numbers 1 to 5 on the number pad

>
> 2) Having a "Read Next Un-Read" button.


right click on the top toolbar, and select customize. Or, I
think its View, Toolbars, Customize. And you'll find
additional buttons there.

>
> 3) Deleting an entire un-expanded e-mail thread with one "click."


OE really doesn't delete anything. It just removes it from
your view. TB doesn't do that.

> As far as I can determine, these "features" aren't yet available in TB.
> Did I miss something?
>
> Again, I LOVE Thunderbird. I especially like that it doesn't automaticlly
> download pictures from SPAM. I expect that my SPAM load will decrease in
> the next few weeks.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
>
>



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Ed Mullen

2007-09-03, 1:14 pm

Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
> John Gilmer wrote:
>
> OE really doesn't delete anything. It just removes it from your view.
> TB doesn't do that.
>


Actually, OE works quite similarly to TB and other Mozilla mail
products. When you delete a message in either one it gets marked for
deletion and moved to the trash (in OE - Deleted Items). There they
stay until you empty the folder.


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Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo

2007-09-03, 1:14 pm

Ed Mullen wrote:
> Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo wrote:
>
> Actually, OE works quite similarly to TB and other Mozilla mail
> products. When you delete a message in either one it gets marked for
> deletion and moved to the trash (in OE - Deleted Items). There they
> stay until you empty the folder.
>
>


Drats!!!! Once again, I read wrong. I thought the OP was
discussing newsgroup messages. Thats why I said what I
said. Instead I should have read email messages, and what
you say is correct.

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