[maemo-users] email use cases on N900
From: Jeffrey Mark Siskind qobi at purdue.eduDate: Mon Dec 14 05:43:24 EET 2009
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When an email arrives and I click on the orange email notification it goes directly to the email but trash is greyed out and I can't delete the message after reading it. To delete the message I need to click back|user|inbox|message to get back to the message, this time with the trash not greyed out. This is tedious. Is there a faster way? I get tons of spam and need a quick easy way to delete such. What is the mountain landscape icon? Why is it greyed out when I get to the message by clcking user|inbox|message but not greyed out when I get to the message by clicking on the notification. But what does it do? Even when it is not greyed out, the "wait" icon swirled for a few seconds but nothing noticible happened. Also, I have all email forked to both my desktop and N900 (with procmail). I usually read on my desktop and only read on my N900 when away from my desktop. But if I don't clean out the inbox, email can accumulate. After a few days I can get several hundre emails. As I have read them all on my desktop, I want to quickly discard them on my N900. On Chinook, I could easily select all email and click delete. I see no such easy way on Maemo5. Is there an easy way that I am missing? The lack of such a capability would destroy my use case. Jeff (http://www.ece.purdue.edu/~qobi)
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