Not a bad idea David -- not so much for the "seeing them in folders" part
(a folder's contents is only visible if that folder is selected, after
all, and I don't want to have to go through selecting each of my hundred-
odd folders one by one), but for the dearch by Label thing; something
that I wouldn't have thought of as I'm not using the beta (I don't feel
like exposing my email database to the 'bleeding edge' just at the moment).
Still, I think my original idea of being able to have mail 'stick' in the
RMW is a good one; it would let me see my "things that need acting upon"
list without having to perform a search. Nevertheless, once 4.2 is
finalised and I switch my message database over to it I may find that
your label-based solution is perfectly adequate.
Thanks for the idea.
Rick
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Original message:
Received from david.gordon on 3/9/03 at 10:21 am
>This doesn't keep mail in the RMW but...
>
>If I see a message I want to reply to later or needs further attention I
>mark it as "Label Priority 1" (cmd 1) which marks it red. Easy to see in
>folders but you can now also use the search to find all messages by
>filter ("Label is Prioriy 1").
>
>Don't forget you can use the different priorities/labels and change them
>in Preferences making "Priority 1" "Urgent Reply" or "Work" or whatever
>and then search for those messages.
