Re: [orca-list] Seamonkey and Orca issues

["B.Henry" <burt1iband gmail com>]

it is very frustrating/time consuming to do, but you need to use labels 
and or alt folders for your archiving. Once done however you can set up 
filters that will automatically help you organizing incoming mail.
I think you will always have trouble with such a huge list, but if you 
make sure you have enough disk space slotted for your mail directory  
things won't be as bad as they will if you have to redownload each time 
you connect.
Then set up seamonkey to not sync all mail if you have such a folder. As 
long as the messages exist in one place, i.e. in one mailbox or 
subfolder they will remain searchable, not need to have them all in one 
subdir.

     B.H.
   Registerd Linux User 521886

On 16/05/15 04:37 AM, Mgr. Janusz Chmiel wrote:
> Dear users and developers,
>     I have started to use Ubuntu Mate 15.04 with latest available 
> updates from repositories. I Am experiencing issues with long list of 
> delivered E-mails. I have more than 18000 messages     inside my 
> global incoming mail folder. I use latest stable version of Seamonkey. 
> My problem is, that when I set The radio button to display all 
> messages, Orca will stop  respond. This happen when I start Seamonkey 
> and when Ipress CTRL+number 2 on The upper part of my keyboard. 
> Problem is not occurring, when i set radio button to displayonly 
> unread messages.
> Very interesting aspect of this problem is, that Orca speak Seamonkey 
> in accessible. When I type Orca --replace from Run dialog window, Orca 
> will start to respond normally on all apps, excepts Seamonkey 
> communication.
> Itis possible to repair Orca, or it is The matter of slow at-spi 
> libraries, so Orca is helpless to face this issue?
> I must archive my E-mails many years backward, so this is The reason, 
> why I have so many mails inside incoming folder.
> Thank You very much for Yours answer.
>
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