On 25 Apr 05  19:33:05, Nancy Backus got back to Dan Ceppa 
-> Re: Toggle?

 DC> That was easy enough!  For some reason, I thought it did something 
 DC> different...  

 NB> There's a few of them, that don't do exactly what I would have thought
 NB> it meant, but one gets used to that... 

I'm glad I'm not alone!  

 DC> For me, I tend to scan an Echo base and delete what I don't feel 
 DC> like reading or replying.  I then go back and read more in depth.  

 NB> I guess we all have different habits in our reading/posting... :) 
 NB> That's another good reason for having a reader that is so
 NB> configurable, being able to do things the way one wants to...   

It makes it a lot easier.  My setup seems to fit almost exactly 
what I want to do,  

 NB> I'll read a message base, and if I don't have time to reply at the
 NB> moment, or want to read the message in more depth later, I just toggle
 NB> the read/unread flag with "*" and come back to it
later...  :)  When I

I use the "R" for reply and "S" if I want to archive
the message.  

 NB> come back, it jumps right to that message.  If there's more than one in
 NB> an echo (especially a large one), I'll look for subsequent ones in the
 NB> listing, using the "T" command...  :)   Works for me... :)

Is the 'T' the one that brings up the listing of the messages in 
the Echo?  


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