On Wed, 2008-02-27 at 21:15 -0500, Alfred wrote: > Hi: > > Your problem seems Real Complicated at first glance: however there is > perhaps something that you have missed. To view things in order, like > ascending or descending look at the top of the Pane area where the > "From" header is, the "Subject" header, and the "Date" header. Click > (-the area that lists the E-mails and shows the from, subject and the > date.). Now click on one of these header "BUTTONS". You will see that > the list below it is re-arranged, and you will also see a little arrow > pointing either up or down on the inside of the header "Button" that you > clicked on. Now the list is ordered according to which label you picked. > To see it in the opposite order Click that header again. Now the order > is opposite, and the little Arrow is pointing the other way. Click it > again and the little arrow goes away. So if you want to sort all the > emails by subject, click on the Subject header, until they are ordered > the way you would like to see them. If you want to sort by Date, then > Click on the Date Header, until you see the Emails listed in the order > that you wanted, and so on. Isn't this easier than trying to change some > config file, that winds up messing things up in the end, because this > was always a part of EVO. Emails in Folders, will list like this too, > and you can sort them in this way very quickly. These properties are > good for the rest of linux too. Even Windblows works this way. Lots of > Web Sites too work this way. Give it a little try, you will see just how > easy this type of sorting can be.
Thank You for help! I'm found solution for my problem - define custom view in view->current view->define views and apply this view to all folders. -- Vasiliy G Tolstov http://selfip.ru > _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
