Re: Colored envelope icons unread messages

[Marck D. Pearlstone]

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Hi John,

On 05 February 2001 at  20:57:43 -0500 (which was 01:57 where I  live)
John Seymour wrote and made these points:

JS> ... sometimes when I receive a message the envelope icon is either
JS> red, and now in a recently received message blue, all others are
JS> yellow. Any reason for the colors.

Yes, and it's a fairly simple one. Yellow messages are of normal
priority. Red messages are high priority and blue ones are low
priority.

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Colored envelope icons unread messages

[John Seymour]

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Hello TBUDL

  I have a question that is puzzling me. I don't have any color
  groups, but sometimes when I receive a message the envelope icon is
  either red, and now in a recently received message blue, all others
  are yellow. Any reason for the colors. If this is in the fact I am
  sorry.


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