Nope. To begin with, I'm confounded as to why anyone would care how many a) Sent or b) Deleted messages he or she has. But of course everyone is different, and if this is an intended behaviour, there is indeed a bug (b/c the counts don't appear until the folders are opened). What I am annoyed by is that these folder names are bolded once Evo realizes they have something in them. Tradition--not only in Evo but in most GUI mailers I've known--says that bold implies UNREAD messages. Actually I must say I've always loved the fact that Evo generally did not bold the Trash box even when it DID contain unread messages--I often delete unread messages when I am sure they do not interest me, and don't want to be reminded that they exist by having a bold Trash folder. Now it even stays bold when I do a Ctrl-A, Ctrl-K to ensure that they are all marked "read". (Very amusing behaviour when I do a Ctrl-A, Ctrl-Shift-K in the Trash folder!). My point: I never want to see Trash or Sent folders bolded. Put the counts after the names, no problem. Please just don't make them jump out at me with bold text. Thanks as always for your work, --Eric On Fri, 2001-10-12 at 12:16, Jeffrey Stedfast wrote:
The idea here is to always show the number of deleted items. It's a bug that it doesn't show up immediately I guess...is that what you are complaining about? Jeff On Thu, 2001-10-11 at 22:14, Eric Lambart wrote:FWIW, to revive this old thread... the Trash box also goes bold and displays a count if you open it. DEFINITELY annoying and IMHO pointless... (still using 10-05 snapshot; as usual I'm waiting until bugzilla reports the resolution of some bug I want fixed before downloading a new snap) --E On Fri, 2001-10-05 at 15:29, Richard Pavlovsky wrote:I just downloaded Evo ver 0.15.99+cvs10.05.08.08. In the folder summary, my sent folder is now bold and displays a message count. I have no new messages in sent so it should not be bold. ----------------------- Rich Pavlovsky rpavlovs engr csulb edu
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