Hi, all,
Steve Lamb wrote...
>> Why is this happening and am I missing some configurable option/setting
>> here?
SL> It is happening because that is a logical thing to do. Put you right
SL> where you were when you were last in that folder. There is a problem with
SL> this?
It's the logical thing for people who want it that way, but other
programs at least give you the option of opening a folder at a new
message, not an old one you've already read once.
What The Bat! does is require one extra key stroke (CTRL + ]) to
find an unread message. It doesn't even give you a means of finding
the next unread message in a different folder directly, because
when you jump to a new folder, you'll be at an already read
message. Sorry, Steve, I don't see how you can so dogmatically say
this is "the logical thing to do." Many people like to read new
messages when they go to a folder, not old ones. If that option is
not available now, it ought to be made available in a new version.
--
Yours,
John De Hoog, Tokyo
http://dehoog.org
The Bat! 1.41 Beta/3
Windows NT 4 Build 1381
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