Tim Hamm schrieb:
I am
convinced it definitely has to do something with TB on my computer but
what that is is very annoying to say the least.
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do get process monitor and check what's going on.
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Hello,
>> If I move them via a file manager, it doesn't work.
DC> What do you mean about moving them by file manager. Are you changing the
DC> folder in which they are stored, or do you mean that you are changing
DC> the order in which they are displayed by the file manager?
By file manager, I
On 5/28/2010 5:54 PM, Jack wrote:
For example, I have
Inbox->Work->Folder A
and I want to move Folder A so that it is
Inbox->Archived->Folder A
That isn't how I've archived. I have an account, called dummy account,
where I have a set of folders for archiving into. It is password
protected,
Hi
On Friday 28 May 2010 at 11:54:22 PM, in
, Jack wrote:
> For example, I have
Inbox->>Work->Folder A
> and I want to move Folder A so that it is
Inbox->>Archived->Folder A
If you are moving lots of folders like "Folder A" from "Work" to
"Archived" and not leaving many behind, why not
Hi
On Saturday 29 May 2010 at 2:01:14 AM, in
, Dwight Corrin wrote:
> That isn't how I've archived. I have an account, called
> dummy account, where I have a set of folders for
> archiving into. It is password protected, so most of
> the time anything I do with folders, such as
> compacting o
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