Re: Evolution 2.0 & shortcuts

> Below is my finding, after having used vFolder workaround for a few
> days.
> 
> > Anyway, here is a workaround to have your most important folders
> > available next to each other:
> > 
> > * Create a vFolder for any folder you need. Source should be one
> > folder only. A Condition "Expression" "#t" means 'true' and will
> > therefore display all mails of the given source folders.
> > 
> > Unfortunately you can not drop mails on vFolders, but at least drag
> > them out of vFolders.
> 
> 
> Three other limitations:
> o You still can't reorder the vFolders (I'd read the email 
>   thread about this), even though Virtual 
>   Folders Editor provide the Up and Down buttons, that didn't
>   seem to have any effect after the dialog box is closed.

Yes, the tree view is sorted alphabetically always. The (manual) order
of vFolders in the Editor is for convenience only. Believe me, it would
get quite messy otherwise setting up 20+ vFolders, cascaded and ordered
in trees (like I use)... ;)


> o Double-clicking in vFolder of Drafts folder doesn't let you 
>   continue to edit the draft email message.

Hmm, a bug probably. Care to file it in bugzilla?

Anyway, if the default On This Computer / Drafts folder does not fit
your needs, you can make any folder (even on IMAP) your Drafts folder:

  Tools / Settings / Mail Accounts / <account> Edit / Defaults


> o vFolder of Junk folder don't show emails in the Junk folder.
>   (What kind of folder is this? Is the content of Junk folder 
>   stored outside ~/.evolution folder?)

The Junk folder already is a (special) vFolder. Which means, the Junk
mails still remain in their original physical location.

All mails with the status "Junk" are displayed in the Junk vFolder. And
those mails do not show up in any other mail folder.

Did you try a vFolder with "Status" "is" "Junk"?


Thinking about those issues and what you said, the other possible
solution comes to mind and maybe will fit your need better. Did you try
it?

Quote from my previous post:

  Another solution would be to re-arrange your mail folders  hierarchy.
  Like a node "important" or the Inbox itself with all those mail
  folders as children (and all other mail folder not children of Inbox
  then).


...guenther


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