Dear Allie,
On Friday, October 17, 2003, 6:57:51 PM, you wrote:
AM> Edward J. Krall, [EJK] wrote:
EJK>> The folder-tree pane on the upper left side of the The Bat! window is
EJK>> divided into three columns: Name, Unread and Total. What is the meaning
EJK>> of a number in angle brackets in the Total column, such as, "0 <5>"? I
EJK>> can't find an explanation in the on-line help.
AM> It's the total number of messages within the sub-folders for the folder
AM> which those totals are being defined.
AM> So if you see for example 1237 (285), this means that the folder
AM> contains 1237 messages but there are also sub-folders there that contain
AM> a total of 285 messages.
I have received a number of suggestions of what the number is. But it
still is not clear.
Here is a "picture" of The Bat! at this very minute. These folders are
subfolders of my account, and have no subfolders. In the picture, X
represents an icon. Note the number is <6>, not (6).
NameUnread Total
-X MyAccountName 8
|-X Inbox0 <6>
|-X Outbox 0
|-X Sent Mail2
+-X Trash0
X Common Folders here with a total of 307 messages.
System information: I am using Pop3 at home with The Bat!, but the
account is really an Exchange account at work, which I read with
Microsoft Outlook.
The Message Dispatcher shows 15 messages, with all marked Read and one
also marked Delete. I execute the Dispatcher and the one message is
deleted. But the folder tree does not change, nor is there any change
in the six messages in Inbox. I Purge&Compress ... no change.
I am confused.
Ed
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