On Thursday, November 14, 2002, at 01:32 PM, Obi-Wan wrote:
> When you have a mailbox open and are reading all the messages in it,
> when
> you open the first, read it, and delete it it doesn't automatically
> open the
> next message in the thread. It closes the window and forces you to
> manually
> double-click and open the next message. I don't have that kind of time
> with
> the volume of mail that I receive. It triples my mail reading time.
Obs,
This is my only complaint with Mail, too. I work around it by
using the down arrow and the preview panel to work my way through a
thread or mailbox. I used Netscape 4.x for years and then tried the
newer Netscape for MacOsX, which was a true POS (the only unstable
program I found for MacOsX that could take the whole OS down, BTW).
Later I "discovered" Mozilla and find it wonderful but haven't found a
utility that'll convert all my friggin' Mail data back to Mozilla Mail
data. Dragging the mailboxes and folders over didn't work either.
If you don't want to buy Office and Entourage, Mozilla Mail is a
fine program that only needs a Mail import utility.
cheers,
Randy
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