Re: pre-announce exmh-2.7.2

It isn't something easy like the Adm/Exmh/Workers
folder scrolled off the top of the unseen window ?
What is your "Maximum Entry Lines" pref value?

I didn't have that problem - the current folder was visible in
the sequences window when I started up.

>>>John Beck said:
 > Brent> Hmm - I see that my folder appears in the sequences menu with the
 > Brent> correct number of unseen messages.  However, with 44811 unseen 
messag
     es
 > Brent> in 252 folders (don't ask) I didn't happen to notice that the sum
 > Brent> didn't include the 3 messages in that folder...  Is that the 
issue? T
     he
 > Brent> total in the title bar doesn't include the current folder after 
start
     up
 > Brent> ?
 > 
 > No, the total is correct.  I quit and restarted exmh just now.  Before 
the
 > restart, I ran `from` (an alias for `flists -recurse -noshowzero`):
 > 
 > Adm/Exmh/Workers    has 1 in sequence unseen; out of 2779
 > IETF/Disc           has 1 in sequence unseen; out of  928
 > Mac/Users           has 5 in sequence unseen; out of  937
 > News/OS.Amb         has 2 in sequence unseen; out of 1508
 > Sun/Bugs/GK-IL      has 3 in sequence unseen; out of  749
 > sendmail/Spam/Misc  has 1 in sequence unseen; out of    1
 > 
 > Once the Sequences tabulation was complete, the little message window 
below
 > the FTOC reported "13 unseen messages in 6 folders" (which was correct),
 > and the title bar said "13 Unseen" (also correct), but the Sequences 
window
 > only had 5 lines, not 6:
 > 
 >          IETF/Disc 1
 >          Mac/Users 5
 >        News/OS.Amb 2
 >     Sun/Bugs/GK-IL 3
 > sendmail/Spam/Misc 1
 > 
 > Note how the Adm/Exmh/Workers line was missing.  Also, and this might be 
a
 > clue, as the Sequences window was being tabulated, it briefly had "No New
 > Mail" as the first line, which seemed to happen when the Workers folder
 > went purple (my unseen color), rather than having the Adm/Exmh/Workers 
entry
 > show up.  Then just a second later, the next entry (IETF/Disc) 
registered,
 > replacing the "No New Mail" line.  If it helps, the relevant data from my
 > Sequences Window preferences are:
 > 
 >  Never Show Sequences: cur
 >        Show Sequences: unseen
 > Always Show Sequences: 
 >       Hide When Empty: On
 >         Empty Message: No New Mail
 > 
 > -- John
 > 

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