On 26/gen/2010, at 14.11, Stuart Sharpe wrote: > I see what you're saying there, Davide, but as Ian says, in that case I'd > want power to rearrange the layout rapidly and easily so that the 'smart' > mailboxes can take precedence over the 'server' ones - with the option to > hide the server ones entirely. [...]
Exactly as I've designed it: you *can* close the panel. Exactly like master pages in Keynote. ;) The advantage with that proposal is that you can give as much space as you want to each panel, from 0% to 100%. Something you can't do in Mail or iTunes, where you have a single scrollbar and a single panel. :) I can't think of a faster and more flexible solution than this one. :) As discussed before, there's just one issue: if you've got many mailboxes with many folders, the top space may not be enough to work with it easily (but maybe not, if you maximize it to 100%...). ;) |D _______________________________________________ [email protected] mailing list List help: http://lists.ranchero.com/listinfo.cgi/email-init-ranchero.com
