Re: Finding new mail & maildir problem
- From: Foeh Mannay <f mannay ntlworld com>
- To: balsa-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Finding new mail & maildir problem
- Date: Sun, 25 Jan 2004 16:06:56 +0000
Thanks, Peter. That worked a treat. I think where it had fallen down
before when I tried that method is that Balsa originally saw my
mkdir'ed directory, and even after I deleted it and told it to rescan,
etc, it wouldn't show it as a folder until I restarted Balsa.
Now I can keep things tidy, and find my new messages!
Thanks again
Foeh
On 01/25/04 14:59:35, Peter Bloomfield wrote:
> On 01/25/2004 07:46:30 AM, Foeh Mannay wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I often come in from work and find that I have 6 or 7 new mails
>> waiting. Since I have Balsa in threaded view, sometimes the new mail
>> is some way up the list which makes it difficult to find, especially
>> if it's inside a collapsed thread. Is there a shortcut key to locate
>> the next new mail?
>
> Yes: ctrl+N should select the next unread message, expand the thread
> far enough to see it, and scroll the index to bring the message into
> the window (the last part sometimes is off by one--I've never pinned
> down exactly when).
>
>> It's mainly a problem because I run maildir, but I don't seem to be
>> able to make new folders to put my mailing lists in. I know I'm
>> probably being really stupid, but what I've been doing is mkdir-ing
>> a new directory inside ~/Mail/ - that makes a folder appear in the
>> Balsa folder view but I can't do anything to it, not even select it.
>
> Balsa treats a plain subdirectory as a folder that will be used to
> hold mailboxes. Create a mailbox using File => New => Local maildir
> mailbox... (congratulations on the choice of maildir!). I always use
> the browse button to pop up the Mailbox Path dialog, select the
> directory that's going to hold the new mailbox (initially ~/mail),
> and type the mailbox name in the `Selection' entry-box. Then hit OK
> in that dialog, Add in the Mailbox Configurator, and bingo! a brand
> new maildir, complete with its tmp, new, and cur subdirectory
> structure.
>
> HTH,
>
> Peter
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