Moving between Mailbox folders

"PurrsKitty (Cindy)" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.mail.neomail.general
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I have been searching Google Groups and need to know how I can simply fix 
an aggravation I find with Neomail.  My problem is that I MUST use Neomail 
to access my email while at work.  At home I POP it to my own computer 
using Eudora.  Here are my issues:

1.  When I login to Neomail, all my messages are in plain view.  Would like 
to see a summary first containing the number of messages in the Inbox 
before actually going to the Inbox if that could be arranged, but this is 
not as critical as the next issue.

2.  More importantly, I get a lot of email, so I would like to move those 
emails to another folder (i.e. I created a "Processed" folder, but hmmm 
it's a "subfolder" under "Inbox" so once I have moved emails to "Processed" 
there is NO WAY to get them BACK to the INBOX so that when I get home from 
work I can POP them.  This is a MAJOR problem generally with Neomail, from 
what I have read in my Google searches.

Is there a simple way to change these things so that I can do what I need 
to do--especially so I can move emails back to INbox to pop them when I get 
home from work?  Thank you.


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