Hello Batpeople,

I have looked through the sorting office over and over again but I
can't find a way to mark a message unread with a filter.

Has anyone got a tip? How to mark a message (which is created with the
scheduler) automatically unread when it is directed to a certain
folder? I need a visual confirmation that there's something worth
checking in that folder - playing a sound file is not enough. I can
flag the message or change the colour group but the only way to affect
the appearance of the folder in the folder tree is to mark a message
unread...

And no, I don't want to actually *send* those reminders to myself, not
with a dial-up connection and a tight budget.

Also, when creating a reminder message with the scheduler, there's an
area called "description" where you can type whatever the reminder is
about. At least that's the way I understood it. However, when the
reminder message is created it only says something like "This message
was created at blah blah blah by the scheduler. The event description
follows:"

And after that, nothing. So, where's that description?

And yes, the scheduler's "clock" is off by one hour :-(


-- 
Best regards,
Pekka

The Bat! 2.01.7, Windows 98SE


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