Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Greg Strong
Hello Paul, Sunday, April 4, 2004, 10:12:54 AM, Paul Cartwright wrote: GS>> IMHO the above is Stefan asking which is why the discussion exists. PC> good point, I'll go back to trying to figure out what to do with these PC> virtual folders ;) I can't comment on them, because I haven't figured PC>

Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Allie Martin
Paul Cartwright, [PC] wrote: PC> good point, I'll go back to trying to figure out what to do with PC> these virtual folders ;) I can't comment on them, because I PC> haven't figured out a good way to use them. Since I already use PC> the ticker with folders as a column, sort all my messages by PC>

Re: Folder view transient adjustment flexibility needed

2004-04-04 Thread Allie Martin
Syp, [S] wrote: S> When I try to click on the uppermost message on the message list, I S> often accidentally click on the columns instead, messing up the S> sorting. So you're not alone in this, I support the idea. Care to S> put it on the wishlist? Ok. Will do. -- -=[ Allie ]=- (List Moderator

Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Paul Cartwright
Hello Greg, Sunday, April 4, 2004, 10:43:43 AM, you wrote: GS> ,- [ Per Stefan in mid:[EMAIL PROTECTED] ] GS> | So, this Beta is about new Virtual Folders concept. Your GS> | suggestions/thoughts/reports are welcome. GS> `- GS> IMHO the above is Stefan asking which is why the discussion

Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Greg Strong
Hello Paul, Sunday, April 4, 2004, 9:34:21 AM, Paul Cartwright wrote: PC> how do I know if I want it when I can't figure out how it works, or what PC> I am supposed to do with it? PC> before it even got fully implemented it was already under deep PC> discussion to change it, or say it wasn't supp

Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Paul Cartwright
Hello Allie, Sunday, April 4, 2004, 9:38:51 AM, you wrote: AM> This very much eclipses my feeling on this. The Hybrid concept is AM> really a tedious one to make work and to implement without creating AM> confusion and problems for all except those who want it. :) Keep it as AM> simple as possibl

Re: Folder view transient adjustment flexibility needed

2004-04-04 Thread SyP
Hello Allie and all, You wrote on 2004.04.04., 15:48: Allie> I don't know about everyone else, but I'm quite sure I'm not Allie> alone on this; but it's not all the time, or even nearly all Allie> the time, that when I make changes to a message list viewing Allie> that I wish to store it for fur

Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Allie Martin
Marco Lackovic, [ML] wrote: ML> Well, if they would implement such function, you are perfectly ML> right. Then I would agree to completely drop the normal folders. I actually wish this were really possible. I use this concept with PowerMarks and Opera's M2 works in this way. It's great when you

Folder view transient adjustment flexibility needed

2004-04-04 Thread Allie Martin
Hi all, It's getting tiring for me when I wish to make an adjustment to a folder view and at the same time having to set things back to the way they were before since any adjustment you make is stored without my being able to override this. Now that TB! has implemented being able to create specif

Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Allie Martin
Marco Lackovic, [ML] wrote: ML> The discussion, which has become very complicated and tedious to ML> follow, so far has found patches to patches in the attempt to ML> implement "hybrid" VFs at all costs. This very much eclipses my feeling on this. The Hybrid concept is really a tedious one to mak

Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Paul Cartwright
Hello Marco, Sunday, April 4, 2004, 8:09:25 AM, you wrote: ML>Not only I agree with Greg and Allie and MAU that mixing real with ML> virtual messages isn't a good idea, I do believe it does not make any ML> sense. The discussion, which has become very complicated and tedious ML> to follow, so

Re[2]: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Marco Lackovic
Hi everybody! Not only I agree with Greg and Allie and MAU that mixing real with virtual messages isn't a good idea, I do believe it does not make any sense. The discussion, which has become very complicated and tedious to follow, so far has found patches to patches in the attempt to implement

Re[4]: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Marco Lackovic
Hi everybody! The 3.4.2004 at 15.06 Patrick wrote: PE> make a VF "send or received in 2003" export all messages which are PE> in this VF (such a function should be provided) and physically PE> delete them. Well, if they would implement such function, you are perfectly right. Then I would agree to

Re[2]: Search / Virtual Folder

2004-04-04 Thread Marco Lackovic
Hi everybody! The 30.3.2004 at 23.55 Januk wrote: JA> I can see the benefit. I keep communication with family in JA> individual folders for each person, but often a message or thread JA> involves multiple people. I only really want one copy of the JA> message, but it would be nice to see it in ea

Re: How about common virtual folder?

2004-04-04 Thread Allie Martin
Januk Aggarwal, [JA] wrote: JA> Whereas the alternative is straight-forward. You just drag and JA> drop a message, and you're done. The message only exists in one JA> place on your HD, in the "VF" message base. I agree with Greg that mixing real with virtual messages isn't a good idea. Virtual fo

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2004-04-04 Thread Richard Wakeford
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Hello, I send out a monthly Newsletter in PDF format to 50 people using a mass mailing QT but, although the PDF file was received by everyone, it shows up as "PDF 0 bytes" in the attachment frame to the messages. A Word document sent at the same time