sent or read..unread

K

kroe

How do I sent it up so that it does not set up tiers in my inbox when
I read an email.
For example, I receive two emails, I read them and leave them in my in
box to respond later- they get moved to another tier in the in box
that reads "read"...all those that I have not read yet are in another
tier that reads "unread". All I want to see is all of my emails read
or unread in uniform...the difference being the "read ones" are no
longer bold. Is there a way to do what I want? I can't figure it out
if there is.

Thanks
 
E

Ed Kimball

How do I sent it up so that it does not set up tiers in my inbox when
I read an email.
For example, I receive two emails, I read them and leave them in my in
box to respond later- they get moved to another tier in the in box
that reads "read"...all those that I have not read yet are in another
tier that reads "unread". All I want to see is all of my emails read
or unread in uniform...the difference being the "read ones" are no
longer bold. Is there a way to do what I want? I can't figure it out
if there is.

Thanks

You could flag messages that need a later response. You can then choose
Flagged Only in the View list to look only at those messages you flagged for
later action.
 
D

Diane Ross

For example, I receive two emails, I read them and leave them in my in
box to respond later- they get moved to another tier in the in box
that reads "read"...all those that I have not read yet are in another
tier that reads "unread". All I want to see is all of my emails read
or unread in uniform...the difference being the "read ones" are no
longer bold. Is there a way to do what I want? I can't figure it out
if there is.

Screenshots really help, I'll give you some basics but what you are
describing is not a usual post.

See this page for types of views in Entourage.

<http://www.entourage.mvps.org/get_started/views.html>

Under View in the Menu bar you can select view all or unread only. You can
further organize by the Arrange by function.

For my Inbox, I have it set to show all, and I arrange by Sent so the newest
are on top. Other folders use different arrangements depending on the type
of messages. My junk folder is organized by accounts so I can see what
account is getting the most spam. For mailing lists and this newsgroup, I
use a custom arrangement:

Group items by: Subject
Sort groups by: Sent Newest on top
Sort items within groups by: Conversation A on top
Default display for groups: Expanded


You can post a screenshot link using a service like ImageShack. ImageShack
is an easy-to-use free media hosting service. It can be used to upload
images. Registration is not required in order to upload files.

ImageShack® - Image Hosting <http://imageshack.us/>

How To Post Screen Shots To Newsgroups

1. On your keyboard, press Command-Shift-4.
2. On your keyboard, press the space bar.
3. Click the window you want. A picture file will appear on the desktop.
4. Go to http://imageshack.us/.
5. Click Browse, then navigate to and select the picture file.
6. Click "host it!".
7. Paste the "Show image to friends" URL in a newsgroup message.
 
W

William Smith [MVP]

kroe said:
How do I sent it up so that it does not set up tiers in my inbox when
I read an email.
For example, I receive two emails, I read them and leave them in my in
box to respond later- they get moved to another tier in the in box
that reads "read"...all those that I have not read yet are in another
tier that reads "unread". All I want to see is all of my emails read
or unread in uniform...the difference being the "read ones" are no
longer bold. Is there a way to do what I want? I can't figure it out
if there is.

You've selected View --> Arrange By --> Message Status.

Select another view such as Received, which will sort messages by date
instead of their read status.

Hope this helps!

--

bill

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