Thunderbird

Today's tweak of inverting the inbox seems to indicate they are running out of sensible things to do:-(

Who wants new messages at the bottom of the screen when all the controls are at the top?

Or is it just me?

Reply to
Tim Lamb
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Just click on the 'date' bar

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher

I like messages in date order with newest at the bottom. It's like answering posts here *under* the message you're replying to. If you keep your inbox reasonably empty then it's all visible on the screen.

Plus my E-Mail program takes me to the new messages anyway so it will take me to the bottom of the inbox if there's more than a screenful.

Reply to
Chris Green

It is - I always have email in chronological data order. Newsgroups in chronological thread order. :-)

(these are not new settings - TB has always offered full control over the sort orders)

Reply to
John Rumm

Oh yes! I had already looked through all the settings offered!

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Reply to
Tim Lamb

In message snipped-for-privacy@marfordfarm.demon.co.uk>, Tim Lamb snipped-for-privacy@marfordfarm.demon.co.uk> writes

All I have to worry about now is staying well away from those stupid stars!

Reply to
Tim Lamb

You can get rid of the "stars" column, and any others, by clicking on the extreme RHS icon ("select columns to display") and removing the tick from any you don't want.

Reply to
Jeff Layman

You can remove those as well

Reply to
The Natural Philosopher

I suspect you've clicked on one ofthe column headers above the list of mess\ges and altered your sort order ...

Reply to
Andy Burns

Ok Jeff. I'll have a go. I read Paul's explanatory epistles with a degree of fright!

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Reply to
Tim Lamb

Indeed. User error now sorted.

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Reply to
Tim Lamb

There is alt.comp.software.thunderbird for this sort of query.

Reply to
Dave W

Worth noting that the View->Sort By menu has an "order received" option that is not usually shown as a standard column - but is handy for newsgroups so that the threads stay in place when they get new posts.

Reply to
John Rumm

Of course if you use short cut keys, you don't need tithe controls. Brian

Reply to
Brian Gaff

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