Hi Drunin, > What I propose is to park message when sending is cancelled, or in > other words, to introduce another explicit rule (first is manual > parking) which directs 'parked/free' message state for this > specific situation. Thus, cancelling a sending cancels all > subsequent sendings until user frees the message. This does > nothing with editing. Cancel just does more than cancelling an > action. But, of course, it depends on your own preferences. I understood what you want. I merely tried (and obviously failed) to explain why it shouldn't be done this way. I think "Cancel" has been well established as "cancel current action", and I don't think attach too many consequences to it is a good idea. Secondly, I don't agree the "Draft" flag is equivalent to the "Parked" flag. I usually have several drafts in my Outbox, sitting there for days at time, waiting for further revision. (My wife and I have the habit of revising each other's mail if the intended recipient is our mutual friends, so we go over each other's Outbox from time to time, checking messages in "Draft" mode.) I certainly don't want them to be confused with completed messages of which the delivery was cancelled. IMO, your purpose is better served by an "Offline" tool button as suggested by others, which would stop checking/sending mail until it's told to go "online" again. Addition option/tool button can be arranged for people who want to halt, e.g., all checking but not sending, or vice versa. But changing the "Draft" status is not a good way of achieving this. -- Best regards, Ming-Li Using The Bat! 1.46 Beta/2 under Win2k -- -------------------------------------------------------------- View the TBBETA archive at http://tbbeta.thebat.dutaint.com To send a message to the list moderation team double-click HERE: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To Unsubscribe from TBBETA, double-click HERE: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> -------------------------------------------------------------- You are subscribed as : archive@jab.org
