Hello TBUDL,
I just had a bit of a surprise after upgrading TB! from 1.62r to Ver.2.01.3.
If you happen to have more than one folder named 'Inbox' in your account
tree you'll probably know what I mean already.
My account tree is structured so that all incoming messages are filtered
into various folders under a single account. This saves actually having
multiple accounts in TB! of course. I can do this (like others do) as I run
a mail server (Mercury) on another PC so collect all my mail from Mercury/32
into one TB! account.
So, my account tree would be somthing like this, as an example:
My Account
--Inbox (folder)
--Sent (folder)
--Trash (folder)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (folder)
------Inbox (child folder)
------Read (child folder)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (folder)
------Inbox (child folder)
------Read (child folder)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (folder)
------Inbox (child folder)
------Read (child folder)
etc.
and then a shed load of other folders underneath that messages are also
filtered into.
I have filters set up that move mail into the correct folders, so anything
at domain.com gets moved to the related @domain folder's Inbox.
Well the Inbox was a normal folder with the usual property pages before
upgrading to V2. But after the upgrade the properties pages vanished, with
all the templates. However, the templates that I set up for the folder
before the upgrade are still active but there is no way to get rid of them
as there aren't any property pages :-/. So any folder named Inbox before the
upgrade becomes a TB! folder without properties pages afterwards.
How the heck do I sort this out? If I right-click on the folder 'Inbox' and
create new message I get a email using the template from the original folder
before the upgrade and I can't get rid of it.
Any ideas? Please?
--
Slán,
Simon @ i~n+f~o+w~i+z~a+r~d+.~c+o~.+u~k
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