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List:       evolution
Subject:    [Evolution] Restating the problem (Re: Request for feature: Message selection)
From:       Michel Alexandre Salim <michel () salin ! org>
Date:       2000-09-24 11:43:47
Message-ID: 20000924114347.2C14B2424E () salin ! org
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OK, Evolution has a 'Delete all' feature. Silly me. It's rather
inflexible though, like if someone needs to delete all BUT some
messages. 'Inverse selection' and 'Undelete selected' would be nice.

Michel
> I use Evolution to sift through mailing lists (with the 'view as thread'
> feature it beats the hell out of waiting for pages to load from the mail
> archives), and thus oftentimes deal with messages in bulk. As such, this
> particular group of unimplemented features in Evolution sticks up like a
> sore thumb: message selection commands, especially 'Select all'.
> 
> Would be nice to search for, say, [MListA], 'Select all' and then be
> able to delete and expunge. That Evolution scales nicely to handle high
> volumes of messages, of course, allows me to fret about this in the
> first place.. thanks all the developers out there.
> 
> Michel
> 
> 



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