Hello Roel,
On Tuesday, February 01, 2000 you wrote:
>>> Send yourself a message with high priority and you'll see that if you
>>> mark it unread, the outbox will be be a red folder.
NA>> No Tony it doesn't actually... I just tried it. Marking a _message_ as
NA>> high priority will cause the _message_ envelope to be red, but the
NA>> screenshots I was referring to, actually show red _folders_...
> you forgot to mark it unread, if you do so, the color of the
> outbox-folder will become red... doesn't happen with other folders
> though...
It does happen with the other folders -- but they have a blue color.
This coloring has nothing to do with message priority! Just with
unread messages residing in the folder. If there is an unread message
in any folder -- the folder is blue. If there is an unread message in
outbox, it gets red. That's all.
The confusion with other folders having red icon comes from old TB
versions, where it was a bit different, but I don't remember exactly
how... I sure that in TB! versions before 1.36, if a folder had a
subfolder which contained an unread message, then the folder would be
colored too. Now it only has a "tick" by its icon.
HTH
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Christopher J. Trybowski
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