Wed, 29 Sep 2004 20:05:23 +0200 (2:05 PM EDT here) Nikola Knezevic wrote:
> Dan, ovo si ti izjavio [29.9.2004, 7:50:03 PM]:
DG>> Wed, 29 Sep 2004 10:03:30 +0200 (4:03 AM EDT here) Nikola Knezevic wrote:
>>> is this a bug or a feature. I've set up a filter as described (in
>>> Read messages). It works only when I start it manually. When I
>>> mark all messages in JUNK as read (because filter sets only some
>>> of them as unread), exit Bat! and return, all messages remain
>>> read, allthough the condition of the filter is to mark as unread
>>> all messages with status read (+ some extra conditins).
DG>> This might work for you:
DG>> 1. If you want your Junk mail to remain in a folder when you exit
DG>> TheBat!, create a file for that purpose. Let's call the folder
DG>> SavedJunk. (If you want your Junk mail to remain in a folder when
DG>> you exit TheBat!, skip this step.)
DG>> 2. Highlight the Junk mail (not the SavedJunk folder).
> No, no, thats OK, my Junk remains in Junk folder (actually, it
> remains there for one day), but thats not important. Important thing
> is that I've set up a filter (a discussed in previous messages -
> Read), which will mark all messages inside JUNK folder as unread,
> _if_ their status is read and Recipient is one of my emails.
See (1) below.
(2) See if this might work automatically:
Use a Read messages filter with it's source folder set to JUNK. Move
all of the messages that you want to mark unread into another folder
(let's call it KnownJunk) and mark the message as unread.
> So far, it works only if I manually refilter JUNK folder (although
> the filter is set to active).
(1) Have you set the filter as follows?
Rule is:
[x] Active
[ ] Manual only
If that isn't the problem, consider not having the filter mark the
messages "Unread", instead consider these possibilities:
a) Use the filter to apply a color group (let's call it Green)
established, for this purpose, as a partial simulation "unread"
for this special case. (Possibly you could filter all Green mail
into a virtual folder into which all your other Unread mail is filtered.)
b) See (2) above.
> Then, if I mark all messages inside JUNK folder to read, after
> exiting The Bat! and restarting it again, all the messages in JUNK
> folder remain read. But I thought they should be refiltered...
Just a thought:
How about filtering
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